Comments on: 52WoC#28: Your Favourite Blog Community Activity

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By: Shai Coggins

Shai Coggins — Thu, 11 Sep 2008 13:43:53 +0000

Thanks again, everyone! I’m crossing my fingers that I’ll be able to make a list of these community activities one of these days!

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S Studio by Shai Coggins » 52WoC #29: Meme Time! — Thu, 11 Sep 2008 13:43:45 +0000

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By: Kay/Murfomurf

Kay/Murfomurf — Thu, 11 Sep 2008 10:19:59 +0000

I love to read other people’s blogs about their lives and activities and leave comments where they strike a chord. I have some real favourites that I visit regularly, especially in the fifty-something group in LiveJournal. The Top Australian Female Bloggers list is also a source of great entertainment for me. There are also some opinion blogs I enjoy- where people express opinions about the environment, climate change, scientific discoveries, medical mysteries, literary works, African health, art and photography. I’m not particularly thrilled by blogs about blogging! I’m a top Plurker, even though I say so myself- just see the stats. I’ve made so many friends online and IRL through Plurk and Flickr- I think they’d form the majority of my social circle now I hardly work outside home. When we had our first Plurker’s party last week at Charlie Robinson’s we linked up online with Plurkers the world over via webcam on YahooLive and it was fantastic- they say us dancing and being silly and we chatted with them while we sang and partied! Blogging/micro-blogging is definitely an ace activity! And then there’s Flickr… FlickrSA even had it’s own photo exhibition for SALA (South Australian Living Artists Festival) last month- all of us only met up online before getting together for the show- organising a venue, sponsors, fee-pooling, negotiations with the venue-owner, collecting together our mounted prints, hanging them, publicising them, organising a speaker for the opening, and selling our works, plus dismantling afterwards. It was such a great connection point and many of us learnt skills we would never have dreamt of before. Life is good being a blogger.

By: Nenette

Nenette — Mon, 08 Sep 2008 14:52:49 +0000

I love blogsurfing and leaving a comment or two, twittering, and the occasional plurk.

By: Lynn Stevens

Lynn Stevens — Sun, 07 Sep 2008 18:40:51 +0000

As a new blogger with a very specific focus, I enjoy commenting on others’ blogs and participating in the conversation others are having with a similar focus.

By: iHanna

iHanna — Fri, 05 Sep 2008 11:10:59 +0000

I’m not very found of memes or awards when they ask you to do something on your own blog. I feel like I have to or should oblige and then I never do, because I’m a rebel and/or I have my own agenda of things to write about. I do love challenges though that you yourself visit and participate in, like Michelle Ward’s Crusades with the Street Team. You get new visitors, new inspiration and new material to post about. Here is the link:
http://michelleward.typepad.com/how_cool_is_that/

By: blue rose

blue rose — Fri, 05 Sep 2008 08:47:36 +0000

i just love blog hopping, leaving some comments and answering some tags.