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Another blogger because of a recent post and a comment left on my site has prompted me to explain a few things. Dave Lucas said the following on a recent post entitled Ethical blogging:

{“Because there are certain people who are not really blogging: they think they’re in a ‘popularity contest.’ I think it started with MySpace. The race to add “friends” and more “friends” has spread to bloggers who crave links, hits and “recognition.”}

That is true of a lot of viral practitioners, of course the same is true of any one trying to be popular or make money, etc. Money means nothing to me and popularity, I honestly never think about it. The foundation of links I’m building are with mostly people who havee none at all. Very few bloggers with high authority share anything with the newbies and personal bloggers. Personally, I love to teach new bloggers how everything works, answer questions, and try my best to help them see the positive virtue in being a social-network member. I don’t judge what they write or say he’s not a real blogger or she needs to be on my space. I can write anything from stories, essays, opinion, philosophy in many different styles and I have done a lot of it. Right now I’m testing things and for reasons other than “popularity”.

The people I viral network with, I know them. I have made a lot of good friends through it. And I could care less if technorati dumps it or bans me from the web. I’m here for the challenge, for friends and the viral environment is part of it right now.

Dave said this about my good friend Marzie:

{“I came across Marzie after joining MyBlogLog. She’s a nice girl, who managed to blowout Technorati. She’s made plenty of cyber-friends, myself included. She’s racked up hits and links and been favourited… but, for what? Does anyone really care about what she writes? She’s made friends, and that’s good. She’s highly ranked in Technorati, bit so-whattie? July 10-16 there wasn’t a single new post on her blog”}

Well, we love her and think she’s great. Her blog is my favourite and she is my favourite person on line. She is beautiful and sweet:)

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Dave, no matter how you slice it – that is just uncalled for and rude. Marzie is a professional writer who is having fun. Yes, you’re right, she doesn’t follow a schedule of when she posts. I remember one two week stretch of no post, her rating still went up and up! People still commented daily and still read today. The reason her and her blog are popular is because she is the friendliest, sweetest and caring person on the web! People love her! So why on Earth are you picking on her? Her technorati authority a “big so-whattie?” I hate to tell you this but she really doesn’t even care about her authority. She is just a great friend who isn’t concerned of her’s or anyone else’s ratings. As far as her trying to be popular – that is so ridiculous. She’s actually shy and isn’t trying at all to even be competitive. She helps anyone who asks her and is just the one person on this Earth who is so far removed from any of your points, it is. . .ok, I was mad but now this is funny.

I hope you understand we’re a lot different than you think. She is my friend and I would never judge her blog. Maybe you’ll change your mind one day:smile:


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