Here’s a great idea from John Smulo: Blog Comment Day. On 3rd December, comment on at least five blogs, of which at least two should be blogs where you have not commented before. If done well, it could promote good conversation.
Posted on November 23, 2008, in Weblogs and tagged Blog Comment Day, blogging, John Smulo. Bookmark the permalink. 2 Comments.
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Thank you, Stanley. I'm sure it isn't the best sermon ever, but I do hope it helps people.
Best sermon ever. Hope some of us that pass a glance here will use part of it to mend their own marr
Thank you for your kind words, Patrick. May the sermon be a blessing to your daughter!
Dave,
I really appreciate your support. Thanks.
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No problem, John, I think it’s a good idea – better than just formulating ‘ten blogging commandments’ as the Evangelical Alliance did here in the UK. I agree something needs to be done about the lack of civility in Christian blogging discourse, but surely far better to model it with good practice. I hope your initiative goes a little way towards that goal.
Dave
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