Time Limits & Censorship & Bans & Earth / Population / Quality Of Life Limits?

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I did not record most of my dreams, and so now I can only remember some fragments of one or more dreams.

The dream or dreams involved some things from my life during the day, something about time limits and hidden trends on the internet with blogs (like WordPress.com) and social media that had something to do with something that I can not remember happening every 30 minutes or so and the hidden and public censorship and banning of things on social media and blogs and around the internet by various companies et cetera, and some rumors / debates / arguments / conspiracy theories / hypotheses / whatever about Earth either currently being and / or being at risk of having too large of a population to ensure a higher quality of life for everyone so there was some talk about Earth reaching its possible max (maximum) limit or something like that.

Learning The Fundamentals | Day Eight: Introduce Yourself To The Neighbors! (Day Eight: Say Hello To Your WordPress.com Neighbors)

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Day Eight: Introduce Yourself to the Neighbors!

Leaving thoughtful comments puts you in conversation with other bloggers — and entices them to visit you!

Today, leave comments on four different blogs.

Here’s how:

Click the button below to head to the Reader and browse the blogs and topics you already follow.

Next, check the Recommendations and Discover tabs to find great posts we think you’ll love, or browse the bloggingfundamentals tag to see posts from other new bloggers.

Finally, leave comments on four of the posts you read.

You can leave comments right from the Reader, but if you love a post, why not visit the blog to explore more?

Visit the Reader

Unsure what to say?

We’ve got plenty of guidance on how to write great comments.

Learn more in the tools and tips for this assignment.

Cheers,
Michelle W. and the WordPress.com Team

Blogging: Learning The Fundamentals | Day Three: Visit The Neighbors (Day Three: Learn To Use The WordPress.com Reader)

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Day Three: Visit the Neighbors

Time to engage with the blogging community, the first (and most important!) step in developing an audience.

Today, explore five new tags in the Reader and follow five new blogs.

Here’s how:

1. First, head to WordPress.com Reader by clicking on the button below.
2. Next, click Add next to Tags in the left column, type a word or two, and press Enter to see posts published with that tag and to add the tag to your Reader.
3. Finally, click Follow in the upper-right corner of any post you find interesting to follow the blog where it was published.

Visit the Reader

Having trouble following blogs or thinking of interesting tags to browse?

Learn more in the tools and tips for this assignment.

Reading others’ blogs gets you engaged in the community, inspires you, and helps grow your audience.

And the bloggers you follow may return the favor!

 

Happy blogging,
Michelle W. and the WordPress.com Team

The five tags in the WordPress.com Reader that I am now following are: Blogging University, Daily Prompts, Dream Journal, Dreams, and Miscellaneous.

The five most recent blogs that I am now following are: VirusTotal Blog, True_George, FlynnsPaws Blogs, WordPress Tavern, and ThemeShaper.

 

The end,

-John Jr

Life After Blogs

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The Daily Post had a Daily Prompt today called Life After Blogs, and this is what it said:

Your life without a computer: what does it look like?