Could you please post a screenshot of what the blog looks like to you?

Only literary majors, ocd, or serious nlp people are going to get offended by poor use of language, lol. Don’t be afraid to find someone that you can ask which is the more correct way to present a sentence. I’m sure others in the blogosphere would be helpful ^^ (blogs are the largest and most open social community on the internet… there is no comparison to closed networks hehe).

With all that said, I usually “get” what you’re writing about, though I tend to overlook any grammatical mistakes; replying with a comment about how sentence A should be such-n-such way isn’t necessary.

Honestly, the last 10 posts I just grabbed from Reader have been pretty evocative and meaty, which I enjoy. It could just be me, but I really don’t see any enhancement to entries which tend to be “well-written” but tl;dr waxing all sorts of literary mumbo-jumbo… “pretty” writing adds nothing to concepts. Not that pretty writing is bad, but short, poignant, and pretty entries are easier to enjoy and can provide the same level of “awesome” as tl;dr.

(omg, I’ll stop there, TL;DR) Write Better, Write Less… KISS.
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Alas, I’ve only been around for about 3 1/2 months, going on 4. I blog simply because i love it.

I have plenty of time on my hands, so why not express my thoughts to the world and do a little entertaining on the side? XD

I’ll have to look through and give a srs answer to the topic above though, But as for this month, I don’t know about it being like, a SRS time ya know.
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And you are absolutely right, bloggers must communicate with each other. That’s what we’re doing too, though commenting, pingback-ing, Twitter, Google Reader Shared Items and chats. In my view, this communication and this way of expressing oneself is the very point of blogging.