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I agree. Writing small blurbs will get you nowhere. On the other hand, writing more just to write more will also results in low quality. You need to express what you think about the news. If you don't, you're just a bad news site, and nobody will come back to read someone with no opinion.
 
I agree. Writing small blurbs will get you nowhere. On the other hand, writing more just to write more will also results in low quality. You need to express what you think about the news. If you don't, you're just a bad news site, and nobody will come back to read someone with no opinion.

Ya I've heard that from a lot of people. Thanks for the feedback.
 
Looks very nice! If is was you I wouldn't post too much, and work more on individual posts.. Like writing a professional review of a product or an application.

I also play hockey.. :p do you play on ice or field?
 
Looks very nice! If is was you I wouldn't post too much, and work more on individual posts.. Like writing a professional review of a product or an application.

I also play hockey.. :p do you play on ice or field?

Ice. Its fun. :)
 
When I view a website and see spelling or grammar mistakes, it's a big turn-off for me. C'mon,

"tomarrow"?
"belive"?
"...and it very cool."?
"creture"?
"basicly"?
"Apple released there SDK..."
"mabye"?

I could go on, but you get the point. Omitting apostrophes in contractions, leaving out commas, and just plain old spelling mistakes will make it so that no one would ever take you seriously. Apple has a great application called "Dictionary" which, as you would guess, is a fast dictionary, and it even comes pre-loaded. I use it all the time.

Sorry for the small rant...
 
Can someone tell me what kind of thing I can install or make an account in to find out how many people are viewing my blog. Some kind of stats for blogs. Do you know of any?
 
“WordPress auto-install and upgrade, 160GB disk storage, 1.6 TB bandwidth, free domain, unlimited databases, 3000 email accounts, unlimited domain forwarding, Jabber support.” Dreamhost supports mod_security. (They call it "extra web security" in their control panel.)

What does it mean by 3,000 email accounts?
 
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