NI Blogs: Benefits Of Blog Spam
During a recent care-free afternoon, Marianne Love/Slight Detour too her dogs on a walk -- and spotted interesting sights like the one above. More photos here.
Top Post: I’m a little obsessive. Whenever I log onto my email I often quickly scan the junk folder. Though I’ll occasionally rescue a legitimate message, most of the time my electronic gatekeeper has effectively quarantined mail that’s infected, attention seeking, irritating, too-good-to-be true, perverted or predatory. But the blogging spam filter is a little different. While my email filter is overflowing with ridiculous offers of sex, money and drugs, my blog comment filter includes compliments. I realize these are auto-generated nuisance messages designed to clog the cogs of cyberspace and many of them appear to be written by someone who doesn’t have a great grasp on English, but quite a few are also affirming/Jill Barville, 3Rs. More here.
- Girl time/A Butterfly Moment
- When banks go wrong/Arch Druid
- Current resident at my home, and: Swallows in January/Bay Views
- Learning to say "may I?" for photo shoots/Blush Response
- Ex-Spokane mayor wants to rob the public!/Community Comment
- The enigma that is Ron Paul/Dogwalk Musings
- Stuff it and the mother of invention/From A Simple Mind
- The watershed moment/Writing North Idaho
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