It came to my attention today that there are millions of bloggers out there, blogging away with no one to love them. These people are not lucky enough to have lovely friends like us to comment on their posts about latest handicrafts, nerdy interest sites, facts, figures, sporting results.
So I thought it might be nice spread the love a little and feature one of these lonely blogs each week and just for that one day, have everyone visit the recent post and leave a comment. What do you think? Could you come up with a comment each week for some random hopeful out there? Imagine how nice it would be to suddenly find a whole treasure trove of comments on one of your very own lonely posts. How lovely we would be!
This would need to be a team effort as one or two bedraggled comments are no substitute for global love so let me know if you're in! (Comment)
We wouldn't even be 'flogging' (commenting on other blogs to draw attention to our own to get others to comment on ours) as our blog does not take comments from non SRF members. Utterly selfless.
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It is safe to say that I have at least 2 mins per week to waste reading random blogs in the name of global love.
Yet another act of goodwill from the well known charitable goldmine that is the SRF.
Pure gold. I love the idea.
I'm IN! Is it tax-deductible? Maybe now I can write off my computer as a charity!
You can count on my steadfast keyboard skills to bring the lurve.
In and IN! Let the luvin' begin!
The fun bit will be picking one.
John, would you like to do the honours and pick the first blog? You can easily scroll through blogger blogs using the button at the top right hand corner.
It's actually prooving very hard to find a good one. Anyone else got any sugestions.
when you log out of dashboard, you can look at the titles of the blogs being updated as they scroll past on the blogger.com site... you could look for a really boring named blog that looks like it needs friends.
I will address this issue on Monday and pick the blog. Then it will be 'action stations'.
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