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www.BookTalk.org will soon be offering free Wordpress blogs, hosted directly on the site, to all active members of the community. With over 100 themes these blogs are beautiful and full of features. Blog authors that write quality posts (especially book reviews) will see links to their blogs displayed on both our Faceb...ook fan page and the BookTalk.org home page.

Would you like your own blog?


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How would this work, a totally separate blog hosted by (but not part of) this site or would the blogs be a section of the Booktalk web site?


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The blogs would be hosted right on the site. But I posted this weeks ago and you're the only person to respond. either people don't read posts in the "BookTalk.org News and Feedback" forum or they aren't very excited about having their own blog. :( I am postponing the blogs based on a lack of enthusiasm. They are about 50% installed already.


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OK so these will be similar to the previous blogs, but fancier?


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Blogs would be interesting. Maybe no one thinks they need to give an opinion and that you'll just bring it on. :-P

If you bring them, they will write...er...blog...

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