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7 Responses to “Love those Stumblers :)”

1. 1 Meg (15 comments.)
   Sep 19th, 2007 at 11:06 pm

   Stumbles can be excellent, when you least expect it too. But Google is my best friend this week Are YOU on SU yet?

   PS I’m lazy - any chance you could add a “subscribe to comments” plugin? http://txfx.net/code/wordpress/subscribe-to-comments/

2. 2 AndrewBoyd (226 comments.)
   Sep 20th, 2007 at 6:53 am

   Hi Meg,

   thank you for your comment.

   I am on SU, and don’t stumble as much as I should.

   PS: your wish os my command, O reader - this blog is now with subscribe-to-comments (and why didn’t I think of it before?)

   Thanks, Andrew

3. 3 Meg (15 comments.)
   Sep 20th, 2007 at 10:39 pm

   Thank you very much As cool as co.comments is I still have to remember - an email hits me in the face
   BTW On Blogging Australia got a guernsey this week (#78) - well done

4. 4 Viviana Walters (4 comments.)
   Sep 21st, 2007 at 2:40 am

   Your review is interesting. Do you mind reviewing my blog site. I don’t want to drive people away, I want to help them. I do need to make money in the process, but helping people is my first priority.

   Take care,

5. 5 AndrewBoyd (226 comments.)
   Sep 21st, 2007 at 5:06 am

   Hi Meg,

   you are welcome, should have done it months ago, thank you for the hint
   And thanks for the news about On Blogging Australia - and thank you also for running the index
   Best regards, Andrew

6. 6 AndrewBoyd (226 comments.)
   Sep 21st, 2007 at 5:32 am

   Hi Viv,

   thank you for your comment.

   Your blog is wonderful - the ads don’t come up at all on my portable reader unless I scroll right to the bottom of the screen, past the posts. It reads well on the desktop web browser as well - again, the ads don’t get in the way of the content.

   Without annoying people too much you could probably insert a one-line text ad at the bottom of each of your posts going out to the RSS feed.

   Your blog is also inspiring - I had a brush with something like an extremely mild form of CF several years ago that was unexplainable by the doctors I saw at the time - I believe that you are helping people with your writing.

   Best regards, and good luck with it all, Andrew

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