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I try to write as much about the website, video, article or whatnot I am blurbing. I look at the page, digest the info, write about what you will find when you go to that page. Sometimes I post a short one because there is only so much to say. "Here you can download the free iPhone Theme Monkeys in Pyjamas. Customize the look of your iPhone with the Monkeys in Pyjamas theme. Follow the link provided below to download your free mobile theme... (Add Screenshot here)" Others are probably longer than most Bytes. A couple of times I started writing a blurb and switched to writing a byte by the time I was finished because It developed into something else. Do I like to get +s and comments? Sure! Why not? Everyone likes a little validation every now and again. However, I'd rather have a blurb about the Jack Skellington pumpkin carving template with only my +1 and 5000 reads in a couple of weeks, than posting a poem or a personal story and getting 20 votes and 40 reads. If I had the time, I would probably post more personal bytes, but for now, I'll continue on with the blurbs and try to write as much content as I can I'm glad that blurbs will be going up to 50 word minimums although I have seen some shorties with LOTS of reads. (I can't imagine ever writing a blurb with content like "ww.yougoherenow.com the official website of yougoherenow") Let SBI! turn you into a high-earning affiliate champion.

"Xomba Nick: Ok, start writing about celebrity gossip. Follow sites like TMZ and Entertainment Weekly. Then blurb what they put up. Essentially, bookmarking" So blurbs are bookmarkings! But yes, if I had show someone my last 5 posts, I would cringe if they were one-liners. So that way, I get your point Myth. BTW, the loss is all Digg's. My writings here My profile here My Xomba Blog

Sure, many people believe they ARE and won't change the thought no matter HOW many times we remind them; just like I can't get the 'Hank Williams Jr. in the Sky'-picture of God out of my head no matter HOW many times I repeat that`E is so much more than that! Xomblurbs--in their full manifestation--are 'expressed understandings of websites' content.' The practice of 'Xomblurbs as Bookmarks' is so temptingly easy (and seems to create so much more content) that many Xombies 'fall to the Dark Side' and pack the web here with otherwise-blank address-pages. (That's why 'Digg' had/has banned xomba.com from ITS pages.) That's one of the bad things about instant, unstandardized publishing; there may be no other way to experience the finest wine, but you also have to taste a lot of yak refuse. ---Uncle MythMan (http://www.geocities.com/jmythh2k5) & we Xombies Help You GET PAID if You Help Us! Explaining Money, Love, God etc. WAKE UP & Defend Your Honor! ...

Glad we kept it so exhilarating. :)