Are they blogs?

walrus · 2005-12-11, 02:22 PM

To me, it's not a blog until it has around 20-30 posts. Until then it's just somebody playing around with some blogging software. Also anything less than 2-3 posts a week becomes really iffy. Finally, it's got to have something interesting to read other than "insert penis here" type comments. It can not rely on just pictures to be interesting.

Robbo · 2005-12-11, 04:59 PM

I think however many posts a blogger has something to say. i`ve never been one to try and impose my standards on others aside from basic ones. I think one a week would be a good minimum to shoot for with the every day posting being a full on blog. But I myself have been guilty of neglecting my own for more than that. But I don`t want to post if I have nothing of value to say or as opposed to posting just thumbs and hit my sponsor please. And I already have a million other things I attend to every day which involve people other than myself. Now does that make me iffy? Does that make me inferior or undesireable? That`s just how I see these type of views. I mean barring cheating and stuff like that what does it matter. If surfers don`t like it they go elsewhere. If another blog owner does`nt like it don`t trade with them. And the world goes on. And I can respect the view of a list owner in wanting a minimum standard. But then again minimum standards got us a net full of free porn where once there were mostly banners and ads.

walrus · 2005-12-11, 07:27 PM

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Originally Posted by Robbo

But I myself have been guilty of neglecting my own for more than that. But I don`t want to post if I have nothing of value to say or as opposed to posting just thumbs and hit my sponsor please. And I already have a million other things I attend to every day which involve people other than myself. Now does that make me iffy? Does that make me inferior or undesireable?

Does it make you iffy, yes. Does it make you inferior or undesireable, no. If you have so much currently on your plate that you can't spend 30 minutes twice a week updating a blog, then how long before life further gets in your way and the blog becomes a good intention that you think about but never quite find time to spend time on.

2005-12-11, 02:22 PM	#1
walrus Oh no, I'm sweating like Roger Ebert Join Date: May 2005 Location: Los Angeles Posts: 1,773	To me, it's not a blog until it has around 20-30 posts. Until then it's just somebody playing around with some blogging software. Also anything less than 2-3 posts a week becomes really iffy. Finally, it's got to have something interesting to read other than "insert penis here" type comments. It can not rely on just pictures to be interesting. __________________ Naked Girlfriend Porn TGP free partner account

2005-12-11, 04:59 PM	#2
Robbo No matter how good you are at something, there's always about a million people better than you Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Greenguy County, NY Posts: 236	I think however many posts a blogger has something to say. i`ve never been one to try and impose my standards on others aside from basic ones. I think one a week would be a good minimum to shoot for with the every day posting being a full on blog. But I myself have been guilty of neglecting my own for more than that. But I don`t want to post if I have nothing of value to say or as opposed to posting just thumbs and hit my sponsor please. And I already have a million other things I attend to every day which involve people other than myself. Now does that make me iffy? Does that make me inferior or undesireable? That`s just how I see these type of views. I mean barring cheating and stuff like that what does it matter. If surfers don`t like it they go elsewhere. If another blog owner does`nt like it don`t trade with them. And the world goes on. And I can respect the view of a list owner in wanting a minimum standard. But then again minimum standards got us a net full of free porn where once there were mostly banners and ads. __________________ The hardest thing for an intelligent man to understand is stupidity.