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What makes a good blog?  

XRatedandhorny 57M
5 posts
9/26/2014 4:10 am
What makes a good blog?

Should a blog be laid back and fun or forthright and opinionated?

I've got mixed opinions and it really depends on the subject matter.

Thoughts?

LivoniaMan1966 57M  
1 post
9/26/2014 4:34 am

 A good blog is talking about HOT SEX, don't you think?


XRatedandhorny 57M
32 posts
9/26/2014 6:24 am

 Thank you Dnafun, a useful insight.


Travel_Couple69 58M
1604 posts
9/26/2014 6:32 am

 agree that folks can blog about whatever they want...tired of all the "I cant get any" blogs...also notice gibberish blogs that folks bang out just to pursue a free membership or to get their profile out...there are the flamers/trolls/ and others inciting others, certainly there are insipid blogs - usually a female getting attention and then the thousand guys whom trip over-themselves responding positively to inane points/issue..only saying - cuz sometimes, when we are in the blogging mood, the recent posts are just crap, and its a downer.

the blogs we enjoy have a clear point, they seek to entertain - funny, or thought provoking, or informative and are well written. maybe a good blog is not so much the blog itself, but the blogger - while its nice to get a comment back to a response on a blog, some op simply have to have the last word - we try not to get caught up in that. some bloggers post stuff, invite a discussion, but really only want their point of view - or worse, when you reply a counter point, their response is "I know that.." - so if you know what the response is likely to be, why blog in the first place?

we also see a blog as an extension of the person. a window to their thoughts, if we are interested in a profile, we will check out their blogs, if any, hoping it will give us a more insight to what make them tick.


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