So, does this blog work? Does it not work?
I created a Tumblr as an alternative to this blog, in hopes that it might be more traveled.
I want lots of people to vote, because the more people that vote, the more fun this whole thing is.
What am I doing wrong ? What could I be doing better?
I cannot Tumblr for ya. I have too many social media accounts, and if I get one more my head will explode. And since I can't vote on Tumblr, sigh…I vote for the good ol' blog.
I would rather you stayed here. I don't know what Tumbler is, actually. I'm like Chrisa.
> So, does this blog work? Does it not work?
i see no problems with the blog format. the comments are the fun part, so a mere a-b-c-d vote wouldn't seem to be a good idea.
> I created a Tumblr as an alternative to this blog, in hopes that it might be more traveled.
i'm not a tumblr either…
> I want lots of people to vote, because the more people that vote, the more fun this whole thing is.
true
> What am I doing wrong ?
i see nothing *wrong* with the main idea (and am glad you're back).
> What could I be doing better?
if by "better" you mean attracting and keeping more visitors, i'd guess that's more of a promotional issue, doing whatever it takes to get noticed online.
though i admit i'd hate for it to get tooooo mega-ultra-popular and crowded with the kinds of idiotic comments typical to youtube, etc…
I pretty much agree with everything Hatless in Hattiesburg said.
Tumblr article age quickly: I follow relatively few blogs there, but just in a few hours my feed is overrun their posts and it's easy for a small post, especially a textual one, to get lost.
10 comments on the Sparks post?
That seems good to me – I know "big" sites that don't get nearly as many.
I like it here, I can comment easily, without registering for yet another account somewhere.
"Wrong" : "better"… Do you mean traffic? Eh, I like commenting, so that gets my site a large part of its traffic, but it depends on the person.
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