<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>anonymous</b></i>
I signed up for a blog at first because I thought it would be neat to keep a health blog and compare with others. Why didn't I? I just don't have the time, and blogging is still "new" technology to me. I need time to sit down and figure out all the fancy features so my blog could be "competitive" <img src="">
On a side note, sorry catboogie - this is not a personal attack, I get annoyed when I only have a few minutes to look over the forum, and have to shift through all the non-cf related crap in the adult section. I'm not saying the posts are bad or shouldn't be on the site, but I wish people would take the time to organize. Lots of little correspondace or non related items can so easily be filed in off-topic, and it makes it so much easier to track the cf stuff. I can't tell you how many times I've tried to come back to a post that caught my attention earlier in the day, only to find it buried under posts of personal slander or how's the weather conversations (and for those on here who are literal, yes, I know there was not a post titled "how's the weather", it is an example of non-relevant conversation).
Am I going to stop reading the adult section or yell at people who post like this? No. But it may make me miss something that I could have helped someone with, or that may have helped me.
--Wallflower (I've asked Bill to remove me from the blogs)</end quote></div>
Do you read the other forums? probably not. Do i...not really...this forum islike kinda the general cf forum, at least that's what i see it as. It's just the only one that gets most attentions.
Furthermore, It deosn't take to long to read the titles of the threads and to go down the list...so I dunno, that point was kinda invalid.
Just my two cents. this site is great, but there are a lot of complainers. It's funny really (not saying you are one, just i find there is a lot of difference of opinions)
kiel