Hello, I am Bobby Revell. I am here to change the world. I need your help.
BIG CORPORATIONS make billions and billions of dollars a year. Microsoft, Google and even new trailblazers like My Blog Log are making a killing. Then you have a small percentage of bloggers who make decent money. DO YOU UNDERSTAND? Most bloggers with dreams of riches will simply never make any money. I am not being negative, I am telling the truth.
Most all the money is with the folks in the preceding paragraph. Now, think about this: It is all of us who pay them! Us, the perpetually growing massive horde of smiling bloggers. We love blogging!!!!! I live at MyBlogLog, and I love it. Those pretty lime green borders and my beloved messenger. Hey, this is my home. We, the colossal herd of rabid, but very friendly blog addicts, we rule the world! Every blogger is not just a blogger; they are our brothers and sisters.
What is my point? I believe we should all get paid to blog. Google needs to take a massive profit cut and pay us! We blog addicts pump their networks full of life, sleepless night after sleepless night. Hey, we are all working for free! I am dead serious. WE ARE ALL POWERING THE MACHINE AND DOING IT OUT OF REAL BLOGGER LOVE! My Grandmother taught me about that basic lesson when I was a child. They are taking severe advantage of our tender hearted blog-love. I feel dirty, like I have been spat on by a city leader. These massive cash machines need to pay us. How can these rich, disgusting misers live with themselves? If Google paid every productive, world peace promoting faithful blogger $150.00 per week (get Bill Gates to chip in) do you think it would hurt them? I think it would help them. If I were Bill Gates, I’d pay every blogger $350.00 per week plus profit sharing and incentives! I would evenly split owner ship with everyone and become their equal partner. I hope I am in charge soon, I would teach the world what sharing is about. But we live in a world of festering greed.
People of the world, we own everything – it’s just that these vultures are holding it for us. A few years ago bloggers began to be noticed. NOW, WE OWN THE WEB. WE ARE THE WEB. The people who dispense it do not, they just keep all the money. On top of everything else, we bloggers have transformed every nation into best friends. BLOGGERS ARE THE MOST BENEFICIAL AND EFFECTIVE PHENOMENON IN SHOWING LOVE TO EVERY HUMAN BEING IN THE HISTORY OF THIS WORLD. Bloggers are ridding the world of hate and prejudice every second. I am 100% correct in my view. Blogging is intellectual humanitarianism wrapped in pure love. To all my blogging friends from every corner of the globe, “I Love you all!”
#1 by Jean at July 8th, 2007
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I am on your side, Bobby!
btw, you’ve changed your template again or i am having trouble shooting viewing your blog?
#2 by Random Magus at July 8th, 2007
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“Blogging is intellectual humanitarianism wrapped in pure love”
How true and like in every age, love and the need to reach out to others is exploited by few… who are quick to recognize and take the maximum advantage of it
#3 by Revellian at July 8th, 2007
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Thanks Jean! The funny thing is, I don’t even care about money
Amber: Bloggers are very benefical to the world
#4 by Lis at July 8th, 2007
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Hell, yeah!
#5 by Random Magus at July 8th, 2007
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I like this template better!
#6 by Brown Baron at July 8th, 2007
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The more I read this post, the bigger my smile gets. Very powerful words Bobby.
#7 by Revellian at July 8th, 2007
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Lis: It is true!
Amber: Yeah, It’s brighter and definetly effects your mood when you blog for several hours. I still haven’t found the right one
Brown Baron: Most folks will not really understand my meanings. The mass public is allowing itself to be controlled, yet most will say that’s the way it is. If you follow problogger’s advice (it seems sound and thats how he did it) you will have little or no financial success. 150,000 sheep following the same advice! How much more obvious can it be. People need to demand as a whole from the cash holders. We all own this thing
#8 by People in the Sun at July 8th, 2007
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I also hope you’re in charge soon. (although you shared your love to easily with Michelle Malkin).
#9 by ForumeR at July 8th, 2007
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peace and howdy??
I’m very agreed with you Bobby, and 100% agreed with this “But we live in a world of festering greed.”
Our universe now stay in balance, with planets in their axis, with trees with their system and so on. That show us of how important balance is. God creates creatures all have couple. That means balance, needed each other, modesty. Imbalance will cause disaster, trouble, sorrow and so on.
Same as in our body system, we need balance. Without balance, diseases easy to attack us. So to shorten about this case, when the fortune in this world is not balance, the rich become more richer, the poor become more poorer, then harmony, peacefulness cannot be attain totally! Just like music, when there is no balance then the melody will corrupt
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Without balance in fortune too, crimes will rampage and increase , thieves, robbery etc, all because of imbalance in fortune. Then of course human was created with greedy behaviour, that makes thing more worst after the imbalance.
There are more to say, but i think until here for now, hehe, sorry if i done mistakes here, whether it is attitude mistake or grammar mistakes
We all came from the same father and mother, and we must keep loving each other, Peace and justice for all, may God gives us Guidance and bless us all with His Mercy,
Best regards
#10 by Revellian at July 8th, 2007
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People in the sun: What is sad is that the human race is perfectly capable of living without authority, and being self governing. We are not however and as a whole, we all live and love so very far below what we are capable of
#11 by Revellian at July 8th, 2007
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Forumer: You and I see things in a very similar way. There are many things that the human race has never tried…together. If every blogger agreed to help convince big corporations to take a massive cut in profits (in a civilized way) the mass public could change everything in two weeks. We bloggers, being the most powerful group of community friends ever in history, have an obligation to change things. If a company CEO personally nets a cool 25 million each year, why can’t that owner keep only 5 million and give 20 back to the masses that are the root and sustenance of his entire existence. They don’t run things, we do. It is like a baby guarding a mountain of food and water; while millions of starving lions embarrassingly accept their master. We as humans are too much like wild animals to accomplish this now.
I saw that Microsoft is outsourcing labour to third world countries because they cannot afford to do it here. CAN”T AFFORD? How many billions does one man require? Bill Gates has given tons of money to help people. Having said that, he is still the greediest person who has ever lived and it is shameful. Why not have a company where every customer is an equal partner? It is because of shallowness and greed
#12 by Wonder Woman at July 8th, 2007
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I fully agree. You are 100% right. Now, what can we as bloggers do about all of this?
#13 by Revellian at July 8th, 2007
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Create a wave of purposeful thought in our blogs. Tell everyone how important bloggers are. Eventually it will become a popular culture among bloggers. That is the start
#14 by Nick Phillips at July 8th, 2007
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Hey, Bobby, I’m with you all the way! Btw, cool template. I like this better than the earlier one
#15 by ForumeR at July 9th, 2007
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Create a wave of purposeful thought? hhhmm, that seems a nice move to start. I’m with you too Bobby. Anyway , better try than nothing right? At least we all have agreement
I’ll try it too and waiting for signal here
But maybe sometimes you must give us a clue of what to write ok?? (because i still don;t have good idea to tell) hehe Hope we can do it, even maybe some will think this is just a day-dream, but for me, this is a relevant move, internet has massive ways to reach peoples, so this is the chance!
Anyway we should thanx to Mr Bobby to start this. All the best and good luck!!
#16 by dani at July 9th, 2007
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Hi Bobby, I’ve inspired by your post about people seeking friendship through blogoshere because of loneliness.. today, I wrote about how to avoid being lonely in blogoshere.. see what you think? On this posting, I totally agree with you.. google pay peanut to us.. i plan to go direct to advertisers.. don’t know how to do yet.. still thinking..
#17 by Revellian at July 9th, 2007
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Dani: Thank you! I’ll come by and see!
#18 by Revellian at July 9th, 2007
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Forumer: I would go all out on this to start but most people don’t care. I’ll have to do it gradually. If people truly understood what I am talking about, it would change their lives. I see a way to change the world that is a real solution. At times, I wish I was ignorant to the truth, so I wouldn’t be so burdened by it’s screaming totality. But we can start and share a vision for somthing truly important, thank you Forumer
#19 by Polliwog at July 9th, 2007
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Brilliant stuff Bobby. I like the way you think.
#20 by dzibeads at July 9th, 2007
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Hi Bobby , that’s good point. i am agree with you.
what should we have to do
#21 by Revellian at July 9th, 2007
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Dzibeads: I will be writing posts on how we can all help change things. Just stay tuned and I along with all who will help, will show you
Polliwog: Thank you! I am serious about this and believe We all together can change things for all of us. This is just the beginning
#22 by ?? at July 9th, 2007
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Such strong statements!
I love blogging!
#23 by Katherine at July 9th, 2007
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Such strong statements!
I love blogging!
#24 by Christy at July 9th, 2007
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Wow, we bloggers need people like you who think outside the box. I’ve just accepted the way it is, when there could (and should) be more. Very cool and very creative. For this I’m giving you a Creative Blogger Award! You can pick one up at Writer’s Reviews.com. I might not have time to post about it until tomorrow but grab one anyway if you’d like.
You’re awesome!
#25 by HollyGL at July 9th, 2007
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Bobby, That is so true about blogging linking people from all over the world. I have met some absolutely wonderful people in other parts of the world that I feel so fortunate to know now.
#26 by Revellian at July 9th, 2007
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Katherine: Thanks! Me too
#27 by Aaron Cook dot Com? at July 11th, 2007
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Great stuff Bobby. It’s my first visit here to your blog and what a great post to read!
Shine on,
Aaron
#28 by Aaron Cook dot Com? at July 11th, 2007
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I agree 100%
Shine on,
Aaron
#29 by ForumeR at July 13th, 2007
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Peace n howdy??
For early step, maybe we must tell Google not to easy ban peoples! And they must give warning first before ban, about 2 to 3 times warning, and also don;t ban forever. That’s what i saw many of my fren got frustrated with Adsense and turn to another contextual ads, because of easy banned by Google.
So how can we tell them for not so easy to ban people?
Best regards
#30 by Revellian at July 14th, 2007
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Hello Forumer, I have no pipe dreams of getting google to listen to anything I say. Chances are, I could easily be banned simply for writing my opinions. Most money bloggers who read this article are going to immediately think it’s the dumbest article they have ever read. In a way, they are correct. It will take time and strategy amendments but I wiil continue
#31 by ebele at July 26th, 2007
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I had Adsense on my blog for a bit, but recently removed it – because I just didn’t ‘feel’ comfortable sharing my space with a company I didn’t wholly believe in. I felt I was pimping myself, trying to negotiate & renegotiate a place to put those ads, relinquishing a certain amount of my control in regards to what ads would come up (irrelevant or otherwise). I like white space & I don’t like putting crap in it. So I took it off. Until I can find something I believe in or that I like, my blog’s staying beautifully ad-bare.
Thank you for this particular blog entry – it’s empowering – things don’t always have to be the way they are – the way they’ve always been.
a mango in your palm…and peace in whatever colour you imagine it to be…
ebele/black.pixie
#32 by mlankton at September 15th, 2007
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The problem with blogs and the stumbling block they face in being viewed as legitimate sources of information by the rest of the internet is that there are just too many people out there vomiting out their random thoughts and opinions.
As far as monetization, you need to be the right site for the right niche, and you need to actively promote your site in a positive way (read: don’t go out and spam it, promote it in a positive way that will draw people in so you can keep them with good content).
#33 by Revellian at July 11th, 2007
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Hello Aaron! Well, I went a little overboard but was irritated when I wrote it. There is a lot of truth that some corporate CEO’s have too large a profit margin. If a huge cut were made to funnel back down it may have unseen positive effects. We don’t know because no one has ever tried ti be that
#34 by Revellian at July 11th, 2007
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Thanks Aaron, good luck and let me know if you find that adsense crack code
#35 by Revellian at September 15th, 2007
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Mlankton: Thanks. Personally, I read only one of the big money blogs and don’t plan to add any more to my list. I’ll be damned if I am going to read a big blog so that I can be linked to them. I avoid them and recommend all people to elininate all links to them. That way the big blogs will wilt away and die. It is the fault of every greedy average blogger for perpetuating the ridiculous sickness that is page rank