Expanding my horizons
Bookworm on Mar 29 2006 at 8:28 pm | Filed under: Uncategorized
I wanted to let you know about a "blog collective"* that I was invited to join. It's called Webloggin, and it's sort of a clearinghouse for posts that Webloggin community members do on their own blogs. When I got invited, I checked it out and really jumped at the chance to join. For one thing, it's a great looking blog, as you will see if you link on over. It's a clear, uncluttered format, that nevertheless contains a great deal of information.
For another thing, I liked the quality of the posts already highlighted at the site. They struck me as interesting, a bit provocative, polite (which matters to me), and thoughtful. You may want to make Webloggin a regular "check it out" site for youself.
*That sounds a bit like "Borg collective," doesn't it? Maybe I should call it a blog community.
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The Borg may be color coordinated, but I don’t tend to think most women decorate their houses in organic green.
Well, Book,
Took your advice and signed up with the Webloggin “Colective.” But FYI, that is the only “Collective” I’ve ever joined. Sounds almost Commie but they are really a nice bunch of Conservative folks.
So, now you are blogrolled twice on my site.
Thanks, Jack
Bookworm, I REALLY like the format at American Thinker. I wish Webloggin had considered it. AT is a bit like a small academic newsletter; simple to the eye. It’s easy to sort out the information.
I usually read Powerline before I do RedState, in part because the chopped-up nature of the latter makes it more difficult to digest. Format is important, I think.