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4 Blogging Laws I DoFollow

Went Hot: September 25, 2007 - 8:11 pm
Posted By: matt608 649 days ago
Topic Type: News Story (Jump to http://www.bloggingfingers.com)
Category: Blogging

This is not a list of common courtesy rules or a blogging code of conduct, but simply a few rules I use to help me make the best choice whenever there is a big descision to make.

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from tappingcreativity 649 days ago # - show/hide this comment

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Bloggin can be such an impulse-driven tool that caters to instant gratification that follwing these laws and thinking before you act could save some greif later. Good pointers.

from matt608 649 days ago # - show/hide this comment

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You are exactly right, I'm glad you like the aritlce.

from Gamermk 649 days ago #

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Nothing revolutionary here, but then wisdom never really feels like that does it. Nice post.

from GarryConn 649 days ago # - show/hide this comment

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Matt, you are doing so well with your writing. Here is yet another classic piece that pushes your name and your blog further and further. Nice work man... very nice.

from planetc1 648 days ago #

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Ha Ha Ha Ha, I can't tell you how many times I've awoken the next day and thought "did I buy those domains?"

from flyingrose 648 days ago #

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Good advice and I'll add something else. Never spend money online without checking with the peers you respect who have probably already tried what you're considering and can offer some great experience. Why pay for mistakes when you can learn from someone else? You'll also get a lot more out of whatever you do decide to spend money on.

from SEMSpot 648 days ago #

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I have to add in "Not to write when you are angry or upset". This can come back and kick you in the butt because you tend to write on your emotions towards an individual, company, product etc. The next day you think back and ask yourself, why did I write that?