Thing #4...Finally

It's Comment Time

     Comments are, in my opinion, just as important as your blog.  The one single way that you can promote a good taste about your blog is by commenting on others who share information that you respect, are mentored by, or just like in general.  They will share your name and promote you as well as you can do for yourself.  You must be the nice guy for a while.  That's the nature of good blogging.

     

       Just a few suggestions for your future following.

"My blogs" by: Ms. Keith    

"My blogs" by: Mellissia Troyer

• "Lots of Literature for Kids From Chalkboards to Smartboards" by: Tiffany Anderson
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• "My blogs" by: Rachel Jones

• "My blogs" by: Ms.Moates

  
  

  2 Cents Worth By: David Warlick

  Always Learning: Teaching Technology Abroad  By: Kim Cofino

  
  

  Don't be scared.  Leave a comment.  They will be very excited to see it.  I remember some of the first comments that I received when writing my first few blogs on education.  They were the only reason I felt as if I was making any kind of difference in the world of the web.  To those who have commented me:  Thank you for your time and your mind.  You are the reason I keep writing.  

  
  

  Commenting is an art that will be learned only over time.  It is important that you point out very specific points made by the author.  This simply shows that you have given some acute attention to the person and their main idea.  By doing this you are showing some of the most respectable responsibility that a fellow blogger holds.  You must know that comments are what creates the community of bloggers.  If your comment is empty and doesn't hold any value then you are better off not leaving one.  

  
  

  Like I said, "Time Will Teach You."  Your comments are valued, so make them valuable.