Hi Leah! Wow - thanks for the advertisement! I hope it will be able to live up to your glowing kudos!

Morning, Leah. Just dropping by to wish you a great day and a great week ahead.

Hi Leah. Thanks for dropping by! I replied to your post and I wanted to let you know.

Morning, Leah! Just dropping by to wish you a great weekend. I've been putting new stuff up at the Camper, and I figured I'd better let people know. LOL There's also a new post up at the Tree, and at the Community Blog...

Sorry it took me so long to pop by...hubby got deployed recently again and he was home on a 4 day pass! Your blog is very nice, I added your link! Im still fairly new here and learning but I want to check out the Community Blog!

Hi Angel.
Here is a copy of my reply to your comment in my blog, posted there too.
You are right. When no one comments on what we write, we feel that we are not worth a comment. A comment need not be in agreement with what we write. It can give a different opinion, but it should be logical and related to our post. As you know, almost every topic you can think of will have more than one meaning or opinion on that. But so far it relates to our post and adding to our and our readers’ knowledge, we should tolerate that too. It helps us to improve our own understanding. It helps us to improve our thought-process and blogging skills. I hope you agree with me.

Yes, as I often say, login-in, registering, “members only”, etc., in fact, restrict the freedom of opinion. After all Internet is all about speed. Further, we may not like to fill in personal details everywhere. The common practice of leaving an email ID or a site/blog URL is more than enough. But very few people understand this. And people like you with innovative thinking shout come out openly and express your opinion fearlessly against such restrictive solely business-minded trends. Then only blogging or expressing one’s opinion anywhere will become meaningful.

I wish you a great weekend!
:)

Hi again,
This is about Holly's great effort to give a forum for Bravejournal Bloggers. If it is utilized properly, no doubt it will help all.
In fact I was disgusted after visiting Bravenet's own Blog Community over a few times. There is no one, it seems, to manage it. Quite often, I found, it complicated problems rather than solving them. Anyone, even without basic knowledge of the question, can post replies to questions, and no one corrected or moderated them. Keeping this in view, Holly's efforts are highly appreciated, and you too deserve kudos for writing a post on it and recommending it.
Have a nice time, keep smiling!