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An announcement from Webmdave:The commenting application for ExChristian.Net is seeing changes. Eventually, instead of the Blogger/Google commenting system, comments will be handled by Disqus.com Questions, comments, complaints, compliments about the new commenting system? Leave a comment here or just message me. It will no longer be necessary for anyone to register in order to post. However, thos

Still about talking the advantage of using comment to get more traffic for your blogs, here is a vdeo that shows you how comment can give you more visitors, this video is made by Darren Rowse - a full Time Blogger from Problogger.net he is using CrazyEgg - a click tracking tool that creates [...]

It has been brought to my attention that some of you can not comment on this blog. I looked at my blog via IE7 *cough*cough* and sure enough…it’s screwed up. You can still comment thru IE7, you just have to scroll down to the bottom of the page to find the box. I don’t know if [...]

If you wish to keep reading my blog, I appreciate it, but please don't risk being targetted by trolls by commenting.   I do believe it was my blog that was targetted yesterday, and not specifically its readers, however, what better way to target me than to target those who comment.   At first, it looked like a fellow soulcaster that I complimented on was the target, but as the day rolled

Our comments are down right now. Unfortunately, I cannot look into the problem because it is “Family Day” and I need to disconnect. If you would like to send a comment through email, please click on the “Contact Us” link on the right. Enjoy the rest of your weekend. Learners Inherit the Earth Other Posts of InterestApril [...]

As you visit blogs and read comments, you will notice that some people appear to have an alias (e.g., chilihead) and some people appear to be using their real names (e.g., Melanie). Whichever route you choose (alias or real name or blog name), that is the name that will become...

Please try this. For the next week make an effort to comment on more blogs. Each day post more comments than the last, on more blogs. Comment well, not just “ditto”. Add something of value, your own thoughts. So what was all that about? I don’t think we comment enough and I put that down to bloggers not realising the benefits. Here are the benefits as I see them, let me know if I miss any: It’s the right thing to do - people complain about not enough comments on their own blog but don’t take enough time to comment on others. We all like some attention or an occasional pat on the head for a job well done. Treat others as you would like to be treated yourself!Make friends and influence people - Blogging is partly a networking activity. People are more likely to link to you (or more

Just last week, I learned the true and ultimate purpose of comment in other blogs. Reason why I write this post is because, there are a lot of blogs out there which have different opinion about comments. Here are some of the opinions: - Commenting will drive you traffic to your blog...huzzah Seriously, I think this way of comment is super lame. Yes, you do get traffic from commenting that

So the resident maven in this little corner of the blogosphere would be one Carlos. Today he has introduced a new video commenting feature on his blog. It's a fun way to break up the "look at me! look at...

Today I was reviewing one of the Video's I put together for my kids called "The Magic Floating Dollar!" I was explaining to them some ways that a REALTOR® could use this as a demonstration when at a Listing Appointment. Instead of a dollar, the agent could use their business card to perform a memorable and fun presentation. I have been spending lot's of time reviewing many different Video hosting platforms: YouTube Yahoo Video MySpace DivX Stage6 CrushedPlanet.com OurStage.com Google Video VeOH Grouper iFilm Caught On Video TinyPic Multiply YouAreTV OverairTV Yourfilehost MetaCafe DiDGU WellcomeMat and I am sure there are many others I may have missed, but Viddler is one that had a feature that really kind of impressed me. Viddler is a Video hosting website

Ben has some interesting points about running a business from home in his “10 Commandments of Surefire Home Business Success!“. I found them (and actually his entire blog) as an interesting resource for running a home business, so now I need to comment on his points: Be Professional. People usually find it difficult to maintain the [...]

In my two years of experience as a blogger, leaving comments in other people’s blogs is a very important part of blogging, especially if you’re just starting your blog. Comments, as all of us bloggers know, are the life and blood of a blog besides traffic and subscriber count. It’s a sign that there’s activity going on inside your blog. Without it, people will easily think that your blog is already dead. Take this blog for example. When my post doesn’t have any comment at all, it just means one thing. I didn’t make my usual rounds of leaving comments to my favorite blogs (which is becoming quite often these hectic days).For bloggers, the habit of leaving comments was designed to convey any or all of the following: your interest in the written article, your interest in the blogg

Ask the webmasters what is the value of backlinks. Backlinks are very important for any website. Creating website is easy but marketing is the tough part of it. If your website gets no visitors then your website isn’t of any worth despite the eye catching layout of your website. Creating backlinks manually is very time consuming process. Your site will need to be featured on lot of sites in order to get backlinks. Backlinks are like the building blocks to a website.So how are you going to create backlinks for your website the easiest way? Have you heard of Fast Blog Finder? It is a free blog commenting software that can help you build backlinks quite easily. The software has inbuilt browser and simple user interface. You just need to type your keyword or phrase in the search box of Fast

I would appreciate if visitors could keep comments at least somewhat cerebral. Disagreeing with my blogging is absolutely no problem but random hate speech or comments that have nothing to do with the post is either irrelevant, illustrates cowardice, lowly behavior and/or shows a lack of utility. I do not support hate speech and “FAGS” isn’t a very productive word. Thanks for being understanding.

Businesses that use behavioral marketing and advertising techniques may consider reviewing and commenting on the Federal Trade Commission’s (“FTC”) proposed guidelines. The guidelines are designed to provide consumers with more visibility into the behavioral advertising process, which the FTC recognizes...

If there is a way to get it for free I will take it. That is usually the way for most of us. In this case I am talking about free web traffic. For the most part, if you have a blog, you will be getting a large portion of your traffic [...]

Well Abdullah Ahmad Badawi, I have to respect your persistence. Things don’t look good for you but you insist on soldiering on. I’m sure you are well aware that many perceive your persistence as plain stubbornness.Then again, I don’t think it would be right for you to quit even though many wanted you to do so. By leaving your UMNO or Barisan Nasional in a state of defeat, you will be remembered as the man who messed up what was once a great empire. I’m sure you do not wish to remembered as a failure, I guess this is why you chose to stay on as Prime Minister and Chairman of Barisan Nasional.Good luck Abdullah Ahmad Badawi! Only Allah swt Knows what would happen to you in the next few years.'Abdul-Rahman bin Samurah, may Allah be pleased with him, reported:Allah's Messenger (may pea

Poinciana, Fla (ThaLunatic Daily) -- William Musto, a 44 year old history teacher at Discovery Intermediate School has been yanked from the classroom after telling a 13 year old girl in front of the entire class that she had "Nice perky t**ts."Although Musto has been re-assigned to non-teaching duties at the school, many students are downplaying the comments, saying "He didn't do anything! He just corrected someone about a dress code."A few students were put off by the comments, adding that this is not the first time Musto has pushed the boundaries. Some reported that Musto dressed up as Santa and had some of the girls sit on his lap last Christmas.School officials have turned the matter over to law enforcement officials but have released the following statement. "Any time an allegati

I am testing a new commenting service that is about as fast as Little Green Footballs and Huffington Post!!! If I can get this right, I expect to have some great debates. UPDATE: It works folks. Just sign up and start commenting. I love this. I don't even have to manage the server. NOTE: I UPLOADED THE ALL THE OLD COMMENTS SO THE NEW COMMENTING SYSTEM WORKS ON EVERY POST!! Click the Headline Link to Visit Copious Dissent and Read the Full Story.

Chris Heilmann posted a simple commenting trick at ajaxian, these tricks are so simple but usefull i myself never think about ‘em before. As a programmer nor a designer we often comment nor uncomment many lines of our code while testing it, rather than inserting and deleting the same lines (commeting tags) everytime we test [...]

There are many ways of link building techniques which provide good traffic and SERP results. Among them one of the most important techniques is through commenting in blogs. Commenting in blogs is an effective way to get most targeted traffic. Along with a link back from that blog, you will be getting traffic through that comment. Recently after Google considering the "nofollow" tag to reduce spamming, there has been a decrease in the commenting in blogs.But actually there is an unknown fact that even though Google does not index links with "nofollow" tags, but the remaining search engines will consider links even with those tags. So it is really worth commenting in blogs even if they are with nofollow tags. But right now there are many blogs which are removing nofollow tag from their blogs

Commenting on other people’s blogs is a vital part of every blogger's social life. I advise you to do it as much as possible and whenever possible. I love being part of the blogosphere and I love visiting other people’s blogs and reading their content. I must admit that I feel naturally drawn into checking other blogs whenever my free time allows it. However I realized recently how rarely I have been commenting on other blogs. There are so many blogs that authors of I feel like I know them in person. But do they know me? Will they also come and visit the work of my hands, mind and time which is my own blog? I definitely want to make a habit of leaving at least a few comments during my visit to a person’s blog. See you guys soon. We will meet on your blog.

A few people have mentioned to me that the "comment" marker at the end of each post is either missing or has been replaced by overlapping yellow and green circles. I'm working to get this problem fixed soon, but in the meantime just click the yellow-green circles to comment. For those whose browsers don't show the circles, just place your mouse's arrow between the post's time and the envelope icon and click. The comments page should upload immediately thereafter. Sorry for the inconvenience.

Since I'm going to watch this sure-to-be-fluff Democratic debate tonight on CNN, I figured I may as well do my first live-blog. I'll be doing it in the form of comments on this post so that anyone else who would like to may join me (although I'm completely aware I may end up just talking to myself).I'm turning on my television at 8pm EST/ 5pm PST exactly (I can't handle pundits). Hope to see some of you then!* I'm not really live-blogging, I guess. We'll call it live commenting for now.

I received an email from Neil and Linda Shearing about their new product launch of the “Real Link Finder“. Real Link Finder is a FREE program that will help you find relevant Blogs that are receiving actual comments. Why do you want to find these Blogs? To comment on their posts yourself, of course, and [...]

Butuh waktu lebih dari 2 bulan 5 hari untuk memastikan fitur Open ID diberlakukan secara global oleh pihak Blogger.com. Dengan kepastian ini, pengguna blogger ataupun pengisi komentar di blogger kini memiliki beragam pilihan untuk menentukan profil atau identitas yang dipakai dalam penulisan komentar. Atau mudahnya begini, saat ini ada ikon-ikon tambahan yang ditempelkan di bagian bawah kotak

I’m a big fan of reading and commenting on other blogs as a way to network online with an eye toward building readership for your own blog. While blogs on technology and politics abound, it’s tough to find good business blogs; especially ones with a large enough readership to expect that your target audiences might actually be reading them.It’s been my experience that the best place to find business blogs is not the blog directories but the websites of major newspapers and magazines. It makes sense. We’ve all heard the stories about how circulation numbers are down. I can’t think of a better way to stay relevant. Not only are newspapers and magazines finding and reporting the news, they are using blogs to enable readers to create more content by participating in the process.So, w

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OpenID commenting has been getting tested for some time now. Finally it is over, which means that it just got implemented and right now you should already see the new feature that OpenID brings. OpenID means that people can leave authenticated comments on your blog using popular services like WordPress.com, LiveJournal, and AOL Journals. The benefits are that it will probably end comment spoofing and it is a quite near feature on its own. It will also help to fight with un-welcomed comments in a way, as the comments will be authenticated as I already mentioned.

Lynn Sinclair from Animal Ovation just sent me this link where you can directly leave a comment at Blogger to let them know what you think about the recent deletion of the username and URL field in the comment window. At first glance, it looks like the option they’re proposing will solve the problem. But it’s still only half a solution. Because it still doesn’t allow for domain name blogs. For instance, even though my blog platform is WordPress, I own the domain name. That means that I cannot click on the WordPress sign-in option to sign in. Nor can anyone else on any of the other platforms if they also own their own domains. Please consider clicking on over to leave a comment to let Blogger know that it’s important to the continued free flow of blog conversation to reinstate the username and URL field.

Commenting on popular blogs is a great way to market your blog. It will be especially useful for a few things:New visitors. People often click on links to your webpage if you make an interesting comment. It is especially true if you are one of the first to do so.If you are posting on a do-follow blog, it is also going to improve your Page Rank, as it is going to count as a link.Since popular blogs have really a lot of visitors, your comment might be viewed by thousands of people, which means that your brand is going to be more popular as well.

Pada awalnya edittag memberlakukan pembukaan komentar di blog ini untuk siapa saja. Artinya siapapun yang ingin berkomentar di blog ini bisa turut berpartispasi. Bahkan yang tak memiliki akun Google sekalipun. Namun langkah ini terbukti merepotkan di kemudian hari. Beberapa kali edittag menemui komentar yang lebih pantas dianggap spam dengan menyebarkan alamat situs tertentu didalamnya. Bila

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There are some adverbs and adverbial expressions which tell us about the speaker's viewpoint or opinion about an action, or make some comment on the action.Viewpoint Frankly, I think he is a liar. (= this is my frank, honest opinion) Theoretically, you should pay a fine. (= from a theoretical point of view but there may be another way of looking at the situation)These adverbs are placed at the beginning of the sentence and are separated from the rest of the sentence by a comma. Some common Viewpoint adverbs: honestly, seriously, confidentially, personally, surprisingly, ideally, economically, officially, obviously, clearly, surely, undoubtedly. Examples: Personally, I'd rather go by train. Surprisingly, this car is cheaper than the smaller model. Geographically, Britain is rather cut off from the rest of Europe.Commenting She is certainly the best person for the job. You obviously enjoyed your meal. These are very similar to viewpoint adverbs, and often the s

There’s a huge increase in blog comments in the blogosphere and comments are getting more important in the eyes of bloggers. The rise might also be due to the fact that many blogging gurus like Darren Rowse from Problogger.net (even if he is already a pro, he still hops around and leaves comments) which recommend that commenting on other blogs, either big or small, will bring some traffic for you. The tips that I am going to share with you is how can you comment strategically to get attention for your comments and eventually get some clicks to your site. The Art Of Commenting: Relevance - This is always the important as to get your comment under the post is to make it relevant to the topic. Don’t ever think of spamming by saying “Hi!” and then placing a link below your comment. You will get nothing but getting a block for spamming and even an appeal letter to Akismet will not get you out of the spammer jail. There’s no need for you to place a link in ea

Ugh. For some reason when you comment here, it will tell you you already commented. It’s doing it to me, too. So I was going back and hitting comment again, but then it’d double comment. I’m going to have to look at what is going on. I swear I haven’t changed the layout recently at all. So I apologize in advance. If you get the message that you already said that, just ignore it because your comment most likely did take.

I don’t usually participate in bloggidy blog events, but this one is important to me. It’s the Great Mofo DeLurk, meaning if you come to this blog and enjoy reading the articles, yet never leave a comment, then it’s the perfect time to for you to start. Don’t be afraid to do it, I don’t bite. I can’t speak for the other Toy Bender readers, but unless you’re a spammer I love comments. And don’t pretend that you can hide forever. I see my numbers, I know you people are out there. I really don’t want to pull out the hickory stick. No one wants that. Thanks to my buddy and fellow 451 writer Allison for linking to me and reminding me about this thing. You can find one of her many writing endeavors here.

I’m a sucker for great looking graphics, so I’m really hoping to win this contest. Its a contest to win an entire set of 264 (great looking) icons, and you can enter simply by commenting. You get two more entries if you also write a post linking back to their contest’s page. View the Website Here [...]

Ability to comment on blog posts has again been enabled. So anyone, if you have registered on the blog or not, can comment. Please note that if you just want to contact me please send me an electronic mail on shubham{at}pachauri.info

I’ve noticed lately that folks are more than a little careless when entering their email addresses when leaving a comment on O’Flaherty. This blog is set up to automatically send you notifications of any reply to your comment (using the subscribe to comments plugin) allowing you to respond to comments or questions that were directed towards you. If your email address is not correct then you won’t receive these notifications and will be forced to have to regularly check the post in question in order to see who has replied to you. A functional email address allows you to always be up to date and be a part of the conversation. Remember that you can always unsubscribe from receiving email updates using the "manage subscriptions" link at the bottom of the post (must have an approved comment in order to do that). Oh, a correct email address also stops my email client from filling up with "undelivered" messages when you have chosen to receive email

I’ve noticed lately that folks are more than a little careless when entering their email addresses when leaving a comment on O’Flaherty. This blog is set up to automatically send you notifications of any reply to your comment (using the subscribe to comments plugin) allowing you to respond to comments or questions that were directed towards you. If your email address is not correct then you won’t receive these notifications and will be forced to have to regularly check the post in question in order to see who has replied to you. A functional email address allows you to always be up to date and be a part of the conversation. Remember that you can always unsubscribe from receiving email updates using the "manage subscriptions" link at the bottom of the post (must have an approved comment in order to do that). Oh, a correct email address also stops my email client from filling up with "undelivered" messages when you have chosen to receive email

In the ongoing discussion on what are good ways to measure the success of our blogs, one of Kathy Purdy's readers, Katie from Gotta Garden, said this; I don’t know that I’d use the amount of comments either…if only because I read many more blogs than I comment on. I simply don’t have the time (I’m a slow writer!) to comment on them all…surely, I’m not alone in that. No, Katie. You are certainly not alone in that. I too find that I read more blogs than have the time to comment. And then there are posts that just don't seem to need a comment - or at least one from me. So I've been searching for some way of allowing readers to quickly sum up their feelings towards what I've written without going through the rigmarole of commenting. And I think I may have found it - thanks to Barb from Skittle's Place. This tool from PostReach.com allows the reader a one-click comment to summarise their interest in the post. No email address. No serious thought. Just one quick c

Continue from my previous post "Art of commenting (1)" I'm going to highlight some more pointers about leaving your URL on other websites' comment section in an attempt to gain more backlinks. Try to leave your URL in the form of keyword/s e.g. SEO instead of just URL e.g. http://seo-hub.blogspot.com/ as search engines tend to give a higher value for backlinks that are like the former as compared to the the latter. However, more importantly you should try to leave your URL on websites that have high page rank. There are many free tools and websites out there that allow you to check a website's page rank. Personally, I recommend Google toolbar.

One very important step in search engine optimization is to increase your website's link popularity, i.e. the number of websites out there linking to your website (backlinks). There're many ways to increase your website's link popularity and one of the ways is simply to comment on other websites. Many websites, especially blogs out there allow you to leave comment on their websites. Simply comment on these websites and leave your website URL on them to increase your website's link popularity. However, there are a few important pointers to take note when leaving comments on other websites. When you leave your URL on other websites' comment section, check whether the backlink is a direct link or a redirect link. A direct link is more valuable than a redirect link, thus you would want to focus your effort on commenting websites that offer direct backlink. To check whether a website offers direct backlink, simply place your mouse over any URL left by the previous comment and see wheth

Last message: We just reverted back to Blogger Commenting rather than using Haloscan.Some of you were experiencing problems, and it simply was not worth the hassle. Consider this an open thread. Please comment so that we can fill up the left sidebar with the newest feed.The comments that were written over the last 4 weeks were deleted, and we apologize.But, this will make our site work more smoothly and load faster in the future. Enjoy.

My grandfather used to say: If they threw you in a well and your body was fully covered by water, you would still stretch your arms and move your fingers' tips to say something.It was because they hadn't invented the Internet yet.But I was a great commenter since the times commenting wasn't invented yet.I just cannot resist.I have to say what I think, how I feel, where I am, what I do. A born commenter, that is.Think and you'll have the problem of disposal of ideas... http://www.2rss.com/atom2rss.php?atom=http%3A//woip.blogspot.com/atom.xml

THAT GIRL! jewgirl. I only hope to be as successful in responding to comments as my fave bloggers. you know who you are, I hock you about it constantly.do not forget guthy's reading tamarah night. I know I'm a dishy pushy bitch. ain't no need to remind me.

If you look below this post you will find a new widget that I thought quite interesting. Not only does it allow your visitors to vote on what they like about your post but your posts are listed on the PostReach Click Comments Showcase site. On creating the widget you are asked which category you wish your posts to be show in although all posts are shown on the front page too. One advantage is that it is quick and easy for readers to respond to your posts especially as no email address or registration is needed. You may get feedback from those that would not normally comment. A disadvantage could be that those who do comment may just opt for clicking a button instead. To create your own widget visit PostReach Click Comments - it will automatically add the code to your Blogger site. (Wordpress is supported too). To find out more visit the PostReach Blog.Give it a try here on my blog (a dastardly plan to gain voters), please. Tags:

i am hoping to get a post by post audio commenting system using MoodleSpeex from MoodleMoodleSpeex is a audio comenting system something like MyChingo™ Audio Comment Systembut MyChingo is a site wide audio commenting system Features of MoodleSpeex Speex audio codec java applet based Art Of Art: Cross Art forms, Art genres, Art mediums, Art styles, InterMedia Art, InterArt, Inter-Disciplinary Art, Integrated Arts © 2007 Art Of Art · the images may be copywrited by there owner see Art of Art the videos and audio are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 2.5 Australia License.

When I discovered LineBuzz , I was immediately compelled to try it out. I think this novel application, which went into beta yesterday, has the potential to be a real winner within the blogsphere.LineBuzz will let your blog readers add comments inline. How it works.Readers of your blog can highlight any post text and hit on a "Comment Inline" button (which would usually be best placed in a sidebar).This pops up a window where they can add a comment. The comments are then displayed in a box under the "Comment Inline" button. Text that has been selected for commenting is underlined when your page next reloads. Clicking the underlined text text triggers a pop-up showing the the comments made. Apart from the usefulness of having your comments displayed in this way, readers can comment about a particular part of your post.Installation is simple. LineBuzz creates the script for you. All you need to do is type in your blog url and then insert the script where you want the comments to appear

<summary>  GhostDoc is a free add-in for Visual Studio that automatically  generates XML documentation comments for C#. Either by using   existing documentation inherited from base classes or   implemented interfaces, or by deducing comments from name and  type of e.g. methods, properties or parameters.</summary> .NET languages like C# and VB.NET have a nifty little feature called XML comments that enable the developer to add comments about properties and methods in the code. Later, the compiler can gather these comments along with other information and generate an XML file. The XML file in turn can be used by tools like NDoc and Sandcastle to build professional grade documentation for code. Once in place, the whole process can be automated to create documenting with every build. This is all well and good but you still have to write the darn comments. Here's GhostDoc comes in. It can give you a springboard to get you going by using existing d

I am moderating the comment section again--although it is a gigantic pain in the rear.But , and god only knows why, this blog has been targeted by the folks who favor the retro white bed sheet wizard look.It pains me to do this, and not only because I don't like the chore of going through all the comments, but it is a lot nicer just to let folks put in their two cents worth in real time. I also don't like censoring, and that even includes bleeping out Jenny.If she would just express her opinions briefly, and somewhat succinctly, and remain more or less on topic, I wouldn't really mind.It would also help if she was a tiny bit cooler. But, the stuff is just sooooooo spammy. It obviously turns off others who might want to comment and engage in an intelligent discussion, at those times my stuff warrants intelligent discourse.So, until Jenny and her friends can learn to adapt to the pretty lenient rules around here, I will, for the sake of everyone's sanity, keep the comment restrict

I was just contacted by another blogger who told me that she left a comment on one of my posts but was wondering why I didn’t respond. Believe me, its not on purpose! I did not get any comment from her - odd no? So, are you having problems commenting on any posts? Are there any comments that I should be responding to, but have not? My email address is under the Contact page, so if you don’t hear from me, do drop me a line, k? Thanks! ParisB

Just a minute of your time to address leaving comments on Ja Kel Daily Dot Com.  I am aware that there are several reasons in which blog readers’ view and use comment sections of perspective blogs. Every blogger has their own set of standards of what is and is not acceptable on their blog, some may allow all comments, others may have language standards and some do not allow signature links etc.  My standards up front; I allow all legitimate comments, signatures with links, express your opinions and do not allow links to pornographic related sites.   Comments– The most important aspect of Ja Kel Daily Dot Com.  You are the customer and are always right in most cases.  Without your comments I do not have an interested audience, so why should I blog in the first place.  Please comment whether you are a first time reader or have been coming here for quite some time. Spam – I have Akismet spam filter in place which automatically catches the majority of spam and some times

10 Reasons Commenting is Good For Bloggers This blog post makes some great points. I am really going to try to comment more. This lurking has to stop. I’ve got plenty to say but I get lazy. Lazy net surfing mommy, that’s me.

As you may already have noticed we have enhanced the commenting text box by adding a rich-text editor. So for all you commenters out there who love to add a personal touch to your comments feel free to express yourself. The editor gives you the following functionality: bold, italic, underline, numbered lists, bullet list, inserting a link, removing a link, adding special characters as well as an undo/redo function. Let’s see how creative you can get with your comments on this post using this new functionality. Comment on "Creative Commenting"

It is accepted that comments at other people's blogs can produce a surge of relevant visits to your own sites, but new bloggers are wary of being accused of 'spamming'. I find that on my dog's blog other bloggers - canine or otherwise - visit and leave friendly comments. On business oriented blogs poeple are a little more guarded in their views. If you work on Blogger, your comment will

Don't worry you are not doing any thing wrong, blogger is being a bugger. I have posted on their help site to see if someone will come to my rescue. I am getting impatient....But I just want you to know I am aware of the problem and I hope it will be fixed soon. You can always email me at lrlwreath at gmail dot com =)))UPDATE:This is a bit confusing but it does work...sigh... Comments - Temporary Fix I know there are problems commenting on this blog. I've let Blogger know about the problem, and they are supposedly trying to figure it out. I found a temporary solution:Right click on the comments link and Open Link In New WindowIn the address bar, change the first part of the URL from http://www.blogger.com/... to https://www2.blogger.com/... (when you get the error message, just put a 2 behind the www keeping the same address)Then stand on your head, hold one arm in the air, and kick your legs then all should be