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Forum vs Blogs...?

Nov 13, 2008 11:59 am Report Abuse

When I came here, I was under the impression that only members could write... or even read blogs...

I've always preferred forums, as I think they are easier to read and organize...
I noticed a friend that contributed to forums regularly was green for a loooong time...

Why is forum participation not an 'action'...

and cant we limit what 'outsiders' view, like the blogs... or vice versa?

This may sound inane...
but forum additions are just as important as blogs...
I do know that exploring blogs & contributing can be confusing...

(Yes I know I'm an ass....now... )

But... as far as members are concerned they should carry the same weight...
I think...

Best Wishes & Luck


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narizblanco Nov 13, 2008 1:42 pm
i don't understand why a blog would be difficult to read and comment on. granted many don't make sense but can't you just skip them and go on to another. thats what I do

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