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Citizen and Savvy Bottom Links

CocoChic — Fri, 11 Jan 2008 17:41:16 -0800

The links for Savvy and Citizen at the bottom of the page are being wonky.

Ok, Savvy is good but now Citizen has the ShopStyle logo.

Still in Safari

Savvy Links: How to Avoid Excessive Airline Fees

SavvySugar — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 04:00:00 -0800

How to avoid excessive airline fees when you travel. - Consumerism Commentary
Reader dilemma: "How can I throw a big party without going broke?" - Glamour
How your ex could destroy your credit. - Walletpop
Ask the readers: What do you do for frugal fun? - Get Rich Slowly
Taking credit card offers hurts your credit. - The Consumerist

Savvy Links...

books and shoes — Mon, 14 Jan 2008 14:01:20 -0800

I am loving Savvy's addition to Sugar but I can never tell when she has included a link in her posts since the navy blue color of the link matches so closely to the black font. It would help if it was a bit lighter or perhaps underlined???

Who said this, was it Rush, Cheney, Glen Beck, no it was...........

Grandpa — Wed, 30 Dec 2009 12:18:12 -0800

By MAUREEN DOWD

Published: December 29, 2009

I was walking through a deserted downtown on Christmas Eve with a friend, past the lonely, gray Treasury Building, past the snowy White House with no president inside.
“I hope the terrorists don’t think this is a good time to attack,” I said, looking protectively at the White House, which always looks smaller and more vulnerable and beautiful than you expect, no matter how often you see it up close.
I thought our guard might be down because of the holiday; now I realize our guard is down every day.
One thrilling thing about moving from W. to Barack Obama was that Obama seemed like an avatar of modernity.
W., Dick Cheney and Rummy kept ceaselessly dragging us back into the past. America seemed to have lost her ingenuity, her quickness, her man-on-the-moon bravura, her Bugs Bunny panache.
Were we clever and inventive enough to protect ourselves from the new breed of Flintstones-hardy yet Facebook-savvy terrorists?
W.’s favorite word was “resolute,” but despite gazillions spent and Cheney’s bluster, our efforts to shield ourselves seemed flaccid.
President Obama’s favorite word is “unprecedented,” as Carol Lee of Politico pointed out. Yet he often seems mired in the past as well, letting his hallmark legislation get loaded up with old-school bribes and pork; surrounding himself with Clintonites; continuing the Bushies’ penchant for secrecy and expansive executive privilege; doubling down in Afghanistan while acting as though he’s getting out; and failing to capitalize on snazzy new technology while agencies thumb through printouts and continue their old turf battles.
Even before a Nigerian with Al Qaeda links tried to blow up a Northwest Airlines jet headed to Detroit, travelers could see we had made no progress toward a technologically wondrous Philip K. Dick universe.
We seemed to still be behind the curve and reactive, patting down grannies and 5-year-olds, confiscating snow globes and lip glosses.
Instead of modernity, we have airports where security is so retro that taking away pillows and blankies and bathroom breaks counts as a great leap forward.
If we can’t catch a Nigerian with a powerful explosive powder in his oddly feminine-looking underpants and a syringe full of acid, a man whose own father had alerted the U.S. Embassy in Nigeria, a traveler whose ticket was paid for in cash and who didn’t check bags, whose visa renewal had been denied by the British, who had studied Arabic in Al Qaeda sanctuary Yemen, whose name was on a counterterrorism watch list, who can we catch?
We are headed toward the moment when screeners will watch watch-listers sashay through while we have to come to the airport in hospital gowns, flapping open in the back.
In a rare bipartisan success, House members tried to prevent the Transportation Security Administration from implementing full-body imaging as a screening tool at airports.
Just because Republicans helped lead the ban on better technology and opposed airport security spending doesn’t mean they’ll stop Cheneying the Democrats for subverting national security.
Congressman Pete Hoekstra of Michigan was weaselly enough to whack the president and “weak-kneed liberals” in his gubernatorial fund-raising letter.
Before he left for vacation, Obama tried to shed his Spock mien and juice up the empathy quotient on jobs. But in his usual inspiring/listless cycle, he once more appeared chilly in his response to the chilling episode on Flight 253, issuing bulletins through his press secretary and hitting the links. At least you have to seem concerned.
On Tuesday, Obama stepped up to the microphone to admit what Janet Napolitano (who learned nothing from an earlier Janet named Reno) had first tried to deny: that there had been “a systemic failure” and a “catastrophic breach of security.”
But in a mystifying moment that was not technically or emotionally reassuring, there was no live video and it looked as though the Obama operation was flying by the seat of its pants.
Given that every utterance of the president is usually televised, it was a throwback to radio days - just at the moment we sought reassurance that our security has finally caught up to “Total Recall.”
All that TV viewers heard, broadcast from a Marine base in Kaneohe Bay, was the president’s disembodied voice, talking about “deficiencies.”
Citing the attempt of the Nigerian’s father to warn U.S. authorities six months ago, the president intoned: “It now appears that weeks ago this information was passed to a component of our intelligence community but was not effectively distributed so as to get the suspect’s name on a no-fly list.”
In his detached way, Spock was letting us know that our besieged starship was not speeding into a safer new future, and that we still have to be scared.
Heck of a job, Barry.

http://www.nytimes.com/2009/12/30/opinion/30dowd.html?ref=instapundit

How to Blog and Increase Traffic

jhansen09pit — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 21:37:54 -0800

These days everybody has a blog but a lot of them float unread out on the web cloud. So the big question I continue hearing is how to blog and how do i get more traffic to my blog? The answer is easy, and if you're willing to put in some time you can do it for free as well . Blogs are kind of just like any other internet site out there. Sure they're designed to make it straightforward for bloggers to post stories, images, and video without much computer savvy but in reality they are just user friendly mini-websites. So now you have one you want to get increased visitors to it so here's a few of the free and basic first steps how to blog and how to increasing your blogs traffic. Blog About Something people Care About. Seriously - if nobody cares about your blog because it is simply random talk about what you ate that morning you are not going to pick up a lot of traffic. However , regardless of how weird your interests might be somebody out there also cares about them. So this one is a straightforward - just blog about something that someone else can relate to. Submit Your Blog to Directories. This one is also simple but takes a bit of time. There are a lot of free services out there where you can submit your blog to. They are fundamentally like giant phonebooks for blogs and when you add your blog to their service more folks will be able to find your blog. You will be able to categorize your blog and most of them let you use your own'tags' which are largely key words. Just jump on your favourite search website and type in something like'free blog submission' and you will find lots of sites which can help you out. More tips: How to Blog SafelyHave a Blog roll. Blogs often have a listing of links somewhere that lists the other blogs or websites that are related or that the blogger enjoys visiting. If you need to help raise traffic find some sites which will trade you a link on their blog for one on yours. Do not get too carried away with this though as you can lose traffic if you abuse this. This is where you start to get into the web's deeper and more inner workings so for brevity we'll just leave it with this : you do not want more than about 100 links on your front page or you may basically cut back your chance for gigantic traffic. Submit Your Blog to feed readers. Most blog services have the facility to create a'feed'. You might hear folks talking about RSS, syndication, or feed readers. Essentially what this suggests is each blog creates a list of what posts have been added to it very like news for a newspaper. You'll be able to find sites out there like the Blog Directories which you can submit your blog feed or RSS to. If you do this they'll pick up your reports and folk can then dig thru them for interesting how to blog. The better part about these feed systems is that most continue to check your blog for updates so once you have submitted it you can just reap the advantages. Blog often and When acceptable. One mistake some folks make with blogging is blogging when they have nothing helpful to point out just to get another'post' on their blog. If you are doing this then you're going to have a hard time making fans who are interested in saving your page in their favourites or bookmarks. However , you wish to often update your blog. If you do not post regularly then you will bore your fans. Blog frequently but check you are blogging something of interest. Ensure Your Blog Has a Theme. If you're blog is all over the place you may have a tough time putting together a fan base. You may get some hits here and there by random folk but you need to build a community. To do that you'll doubtless want to pick some classes you are going to post about and stick with them. If you are the type who likes to make random posts often you could just make a category called Random Thoughts or something along those lines but again be cautious. if you need folks to go to your blog then visit other blogs that are related to yours and get concerned. You will find that people often leave comments with links back to their own blog or another related blog in the comments. These are part of the pingback/trackback system which can be a ton of fun and also get you a lot of extra traffic. Avoid spamming though as you will just irritate potential pals and you will probably have your comments removed and lose your comment ability. Each blog service offers templates which can make your blog look unique or have a style you're feeling fits. Click here: How to Blog Almost Everyday

How to Blog your way to community

nasheden09 — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 20:55:07 -0800

Nowadays everybody has a blog but most of them float unread out on the web cloud. So the big question I hear continually is how to blog and how do i get more traffic to my blog? The answer's simple, and if you are willing to put in some time you can do it for free too. Blogs are more or less just like every other website out there. Sure they're engineered to make it simple for bloggers to post stories, images, and video without much computer savvy but in fact they're just user friendly mini-websites. So now you have one you want to get more traffic to it so here's a couple of the free and basic first steps how to blog and how to increasing your blogs traffic. Blog About Something people Care About. Seriously - if nobody cares about your blog because it is simply random talk about what you ate that morning you aren't going to pick up a lot of traffic. However , irrespective of how weird your interests may be someone out there also cares about them. So this one is an easy - just blog about something that someone else can relate to. Submit Your Blog to Directories. This one is also straightforward but takes a bit of time. There are a lot of free services out there where you can submit your blog to. They're essentially like giant phonebooks for blogs and once you add your blog to their service more people will be in a position to find your blog. You will be able to categorize your blog and many of them let you use your own'tags' which are largely key words. Just jump on your favourite search site and type in something like'free blog submission' and you'll find lots of sites which can help you out. More tips: How to Blog and Increase TrafficHave a Blog roll. Blogs regularly have an inventory of links somewhere that lists the other blogs or websites that are related or the blogger enjoys visiting. If you want to help raise traffic find some sites which will trade you a link on their blog for one on yours. Do not get too carried away with this though as you can lose traffic if you abuse this. This is where you start to get into the Net's deeper and more internal workings so for brevity we'll just leave it with this : you don't want more than about a hundred links on your front page or you might basically cut back your chance for giant traffic. Submit Your Blog to feed readers. Most blog services have the facility to make a'feed'. You might hear folk talking about RSS, syndication, or feed readers. Basically what this implies is each blog creates an inventory of what posts have been added to it very similar to headlines for a newspaper. You'll be able to find sites out there like the Blog Directories which you can submit your blog feed or RSS to. If you do this they'll pick up your reports and folk can then dig thru them for interesting how to blog. The best part about these feed systems is that most continue to test your blog for updates so once you have submitted it you can just harvest the benefits. Blog often and When acceptable. One mistake some folks make with blogging is blogging when they have nothing helpful to assert just to get another'post' on their blog. If you're doing this then you are going to have a difficult time creating fans who have an interest in saving your page in their favourites or bookmarks. However , you wish to frequently update your blog. If you do not post frequently then you'll bore your fans. Blog often , but check you are blogging something of interest. Make sure Your Blog Has a Theme. If you're blog is all over the place you may have a tough time assembling a fan base. You may get some hits here and there by random people but you would like to build a community. To do that you'll doubtless need to pick some classes you are going to post about and stick with them. If you're the type who likes to make random posts sometimes you could just make a category called Random Thoughts or something along those lines but again be careful. If you want people to visit your blog then visit other blogs that are related to yours and get involved. You'll find that people regularly leave comments with links back to their own blog or another related blog in the comments. These are part of the pingback/trackback system which could be a heap of fun and also get you a lot of additional traffic. Avoid spamming though as you'll just irritate potential pals and you will probably have your comments removed and lose your comment ability. Every blog service offers templates which can make your blog look unique or have a style you are feeling fits. View more: How to Blog Safely

How to Blog Almost Everyday

kentelmo09 — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 20:38:43 -0800

These days everyone has a blog but many of them float unread out on the internet cloud. So the big question I hear continually is how to blog and how do I get more traffic to my blog? The answer is easy, and if you're prepared to put in some time you can do it for free too. Blogs are kind of just like any other website out there. Sure they're built to make it straightforward for bloggers to post stories, images, and video without much PC savvy but in fact they are just user friendly mini-websites. So now you have one you need to get more traffic to it so here's a few of the free and basic first steps how to blog and the way to increasing your blogs traffic. Blog About Something people Care About. Seriously - if nobody cares about your blog because it is simply random talk about what you ate that morning you aren't going to pick up plenty of traffic. However , regardless of how strange your interests might be someone out there also cares about them. So this one is a simple - just blog about something that someone else can relate to. Submit Your Blog to Directories. This one is also easy but takes a bit of time. There are a lot of free services out there where you can submit your blog to. They are basically like giant phonebooks for blogs and after you add your blog to their service more people will be able to find your blog. You'll be able to categorize your blog and many of them let you use your own'tags' which are basically key words. Just jump on your favorite search site and type in something like'free blog submission' and you'll find lots of sites which will help you out. Get more info: How to Blog your way to communityHave a Blog roll. Blogs regularly have a list of links somewhere that lists the other blogs or internet sites that are related or the blogger enjoys visiting. If you need to help raise traffic find some sites that will trade you a link on their blog for one on yours. Don't get too carried away with this though as you can actually lose traffic if you abuse this. This is where you start to get into the web's deeper and more inner workings so for brevity we'll just leave it with this : you don't want more than about a hundred links on your front page or you may basically reduce your chance for big traffic. Submit Your Blog to feed readers. Most blog services have the power to make a'feed'. You might hear folk talking about RSS, syndication, or feed readers. Basically what this suggests is each blog creates an inventory of what posts have been added to it much like news for a newspaper. You'll be able to find sites out there like the Blog Directories which you can submit your blog feed or RSS to. If you do this they will pick up your announcements and folks can then dig through them for interesting how to blog. The best part about these feed systems is that most continue to test your blog for updates so once you've submitted it you can just harvest the advantages. Blog regularly and When acceptable. One mistake some folks make with blogging is blogging when they have nothing helpful to assert just to get another'post' on their blog. If you're doing this then you are going to have a difficult time making fans who are interested in saving your page in their favorites or bookmarks. However , you wish to often update your blog. If you don't post regularly then you may bore your fans. Blog regularly but make sure you're blogging something of interest. Confirm Your Blog Has a Theme. If you're blog is all over the place you will have a hard time assembling a fan base. You may get a few hits here and there by random people but you want to build a community. To do that you'll probably need to pick some categories you're going to post about and stick with them. If you are the type who likes to make random posts often you could just make a category called Random Thoughts or something along those lines but again be cautious. If you want folks to visit your blog then visit other blogs that are related to yours and get concerned. You'll find that folk frequently leave comments with links back to their own blog or another related blog in the comments. These are a part of the pingback/trackback system which can be a lot of fun and also get you a lot of further traffic. Avoid spamming though as you will just irritate potential pals and you will probably have your comments removed and lose your comment ability. Every blog service offers templates which can make your blog look unique or have a style you're feeling fits. View more: How to Blog Safely

How to Blog Almost Everyday

sarahmcherla9 — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 20:24:38 -0800

These days everybody has a blog but a lot of them float unread out online cloud. So the big question I hear continually is how to blog and how do i get more traffic to my blog? The answer's straightforward, and if you are ready to put in some time you can do it for free too. Blogs are roughly just like any other website out there. Sure they're designed to make it simple for bloggers to post stories, photographs, and video without much PC savvy but in fact they are just user friendly mini-websites. So now that you have one you need to get more traffic to it so here's a few of the free and basic first steps how to blog and how to increasing your blogs traffic. Blog About Something people Care About. Seriously - if nobody cares about your blog because it's just random talk about what you ate that morning you are not going to pick up a lot of traffic. However , irrespective of how weird your interests may be someone out there also cares about them. So this one is a simple - just blog about something that somebody else can relate to. Submit Your Blog to Directories. This one is also easy but takes a bit of time. There are a lot of free services out there where you can submit your blog to. They're fundamentally like giant phonebooks for blogs and after you add your blog to their service more people will be able to find your blog. You will be able to categorize your blog and most of them let you use your own'tags' which are largely key words. Just jump on your fave search engine and type in something like'free blog submission' and you will find lots of sites which will help you out. Drop here: How to Blog SafelyHave a Blog roll. Blogs often have an inventory of links somewhere that lists the other blogs or websites that are related or the blogger enjoys visiting. If you need to help raise traffic find some sites that will trade you a link on their blog for one on yours. Do not get too carried away with this though as you can actually lose traffic if you abuse this. This is where you begin to get into the web's deeper and more inner workings so for abruptness we'll just leave it with this : you don't want more than about a hundred links on your front page or you might basically reduce your chance for big traffic. Submit Your Blog to feed readers. Most blog services have the power to make a'feed'. You might hear folks talking about RSS, syndication, or feed readers. Fundamentally what this implies is each blog creates a listing of what posts have been added to it very similar to news for a newspaper. You can find sites out there like the Blog Directories which you can submit your blog feed or RSS to. If you do this they'll pick up your headlines and folks can then dig thru them for interesting how to blog. The best part about these feed systems is that most continue to test your blog for updates so once you've submitted it you can just reap the advantages. Blog frequently and When appropriate. One mistake some folk make with blogging is blogging when they have nothing useful to point out simply to get another'post' on their blog. If you are doing this then you are going to have a difficult time creating fans who have an interest in saving your page in their favourites or bookmarks. you would like to frequently update your blog. If you do not post regularly then you will bore your fans. Blog regularly but make sure you're blogging something of interest. Make sure Your Blog Has a Theme. If you are blog is all over the place you may have a difficult time building a fan base. You may get a few hits here and there by random folks but you want to build a community. To do that you may possibly want to pick some categories you are going to post about and stick with them. If you're the type who likes to make random posts sometimes you could simply make a category called Random Thoughts or something along those lines but again be cautious. if you would like people to visit your blog then visit other blogs that are related to yours and get involved. You will find that folk regularly leave comments with links back to their own blog or another related blog in the comments. These are a part of the pingback/trackback system which can be a lot of fun and also get you a lot of additional traffic. Avoid spamming though as you may just irritate potential pals and you will probably have your comments removed and lose your comment ability. Each blog service offers templates which can make your blog look unique or have a style you're feeling fits. More info: How to Blog and Increase Traffic

How to Blog Safely

jerklarkon09 — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 20:11:54 -0800

These days everybody has a blog but a lot of them float unread out online cloud. So the real question I continue hearing is how to blog and how do I get more traffic to my blog? The answer is easy, and if you're ready to put in some time you can do it for free too. Blogs are kind of just like any other website out there. Sure they are engineered to make it easy for bloggers to post news, pictures, and video without much PC savvy but actually they are just user friendly mini-websites. So now that you have one you want to get more traffic to it so here's a couple of the free and basic first steps how to blog and the way to increasing your blogs traffic. Blog About Something people Care About. Seriously - if nobody cares about your blog because it is simply random talk about what you ate that morning you are not going to pick up a lot of traffic. However , without regard for how bizarre your interests could be someone out there also cares about them. So this one is a simple - just blog about something that some other person can relate to. Submit Your Blog to Directories. This one is also easy but takes a bit of time. There are a lot of free services out there where you can submit your blog to. They're fundamentally like giant phonebooks for blogs and after you add your blog to their service more folk will be ready to find your blog. You will be able to categorize your blog and most of them let you use your own'tags' which are basically key words. Just jump on your favorite search site and type in something like'free blog submission' and you will find lots of sites which can help you out. Drop here: How to Blog Almost EverydayHave a Blog roll. Blogs often have an inventory of links somewhere that lists the other blogs or websites that are related or the blogger enjoys visiting. If you need to help ramp up traffic find some sites that will trade you a link on their blog for one on yours. Do not get too carried away with this though as you can actually lose traffic if you abuse this. This is where you begin to get into the internet's deeper and more inner workings so for brevity we'll just leave it with this : you don't want more than about a hundred links on your front page or you could basically reduce your chance for giant traffic. Submit Your Blog to feed readers. Most blog services have the power to make a'feed'. You might hear folk talking about RSS, syndication, or feed readers. Essentially what this suggests is each blog creates a list of what posts have been added to it much like headlines for a newspaper. You will find sites out there like the Blog Directories which you can submit your blog feed or RSS to. If you do this they will pick up your headlines and people can then dig thru them for interesting how to blog. The better part about these feed systems is that most continue to check your blog for updates so once you have submitted it you can just reap the benefits. Blog often and When acceptable. One mistake some people make with blogging is blogging when they have nothing helpful to point out simply to get another'post' on their blog. If you're doing this then you're going to have a tricky time making fans who have an interest in saving your page in their favorites or bookmarks. However , you would like to frequently update your blog. If you don't post regularly then you'll bore your fans. Blog frequently but check you are blogging something of interest. Make sure Your Blog Has a Theme. If you're blog is all over the place you may have a tough time putting together a fan base. You may get some hits here and there by random folks but you would like to build a community. To do that you'll doubtless need to pick a few categories you're going to post about and stick with them. If you're the type who likes to make random posts occasionally you could simply make a category called Random Thoughts or something along those lines but again be cautious. if you would like people to visit your blog then visit other blogs that are related to yours and get concerned. You will find that folk often leave comments with links back to their own blog or another related blog in the comments. These are part of the pingback/trackback system which could be a heap of fun and also get you a lot of additional traffic. Avoid spamming though as you may just irritate potential chums and you will probably have your comments removed and lose your comment ability. Each blog service offers templates which may make your blog look unique or have a style you're feeling fits. Check this out: How to Blog and Increase Traffic

How to Blog Safely

gimmie26 — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 19:48:22 -0800

Nowadays everybody has a blog but many of them float unread out on the web cloud. So the big question I keep hearing is how to blog and how do I get more traffic to my blog? The answer's simple, and if you're willing to put in some time you can do it for free also. Blogs are roughly just like any other website out there. Sure they're engineered to make it simple for bloggers to post news, images, and video without much computer savvy but actually they're just user friendly mini-websites. So now that you have one you need to get more traffic to it so here's a couple of the free and basic first steps how to blog and the way to increasing your blogs traffic. Blog About Something folks Care About. Seriously - if no-one cares about your blog because it is simply random talk about what you ate that morning you are not going to pick up lots of traffic. However , irrespective of how strange your interests may be somebody out there also cares about them. So this one is a straightforward - just blog about something that somebody else can relate to. Submit Your Blog to Directories. This one is also straightforward but takes a bit of time. There are a lot of free services out there where you can submit your blog to. They are basically like giant phonebooks for blogs and when you add your blog to their service more folk will be in a position to find your blog. You are going to be able to categorize your blog and a lot of them let you use your own'tags' which are basically key words. Just jump on your favorite search site and type in something like'free blog submission' and you'll find lots of sites which can help you out. More tips: How to Blog EffectivelyHave a Blog roll. Blogs often have a list of links somewhere that lists the other blogs or internet sites that are related or that the blogger enjoys visiting. If you need to help raise traffic find some sites that may trade you a link on their blog for one on yours. Don't get too carried away with this though as you can lose traffic if you abuse this. This is where you begin to get into the web's deeper and more inner workings so for brevity we'll just leave it with this : you do not want more than about 100 links on your front page or you might essentially cut back your chance for gigantic traffic. Submit Your Blog to feed readers. Most blog services have the power to make a'feed'. You might hear folk talking about RSS, syndication, or feed readers. Essentially what this suggests is each blog creates an inventory of what posts have been added to it very like news for a newspaper. You can find sites out there like the Blog Directories which you can submit your blog feed or RSS to. If you do this they will pick up your reports and folk can then dig thru them for interesting how to blog. The better part about these feed systems is that most continue to check your blog for updates so once you've submitted it you can just harvest the advantages. Blog often and When suitable. One mistake some folk make with blogging is blogging when they have nothing helpful to assert just to get another'post' on their blog. If you're doing this then you are going to have a difficult time creating fans who have an interest in saving your page in their favourites or bookmarks. you would like to regularly update your blog. If you do not post regularly then you will bore your fans. Blog often , but make sure you are blogging something of interest. Ensure Your Blog Has a Theme. If you're blog is all over the place you will have a tough time assembling a fan base. You may get some hits here and there by random people but you need to build a community. To do that you'll probably want to pick some classes you are going to post about and stick with them. If you're the type who likes to make random posts occasionally you could just make a category called Random Thoughts or something along those lines but again be careful. if you need people to go to your blog then visit other blogs that are related to yours and get concerned. You'll find that people frequently leave comments with links back to their own blog or another related blog in the comments. These are a part of the pingback/trackback system which can be a heap of fun and also get you a lot of additional traffic. Avoid spamming though as you may just irritate potential friends and you'll probably have your comments removed and lose your comment ability. Each blog service offers templates which can make your blog look unique or have a style you're feeling fits. View more: How to Blog Safely