Some who have a very large number of ' friends ' listed receive far fewer comments than many who have just a few friends listed
Maybe few friends are true friends
The ' friends ' set-up here has been condemned by many but still it drags on.
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MrFlighty
- 24/04/07 @ 08:31:29 pm
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skip2468
- 24/04/07 @ 11:06:06 pm
Some have been fed up with request after request from too many only interested in building their ego with a big score. Over a year ago one came here pleading for friends. When she gathered over 400 she slowed down and has only appeared once or twice since in over a year- no explanation !
Stay here long enough and you might become aware not of head-hunters but number-hunters. Some of us regularly do a little culling to get rid of those who show no signs of blogging or commenting, in fact wasting our time.
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antlady69
Pro - http://antmusic-forever.blog.co.uk
- 24/04/07 @ 11:39:25 pm
It's always good to know who your friends really are
Absolutely true! And I have been wondering too if some bloggers have a competition of sorts going on over who has the most blog friends.
But sometimes it's just not possible to leave a comment, at least not for me, I simply don't know what to say - yet I really enjoy reading the person's blog. I have three such blog friends. Hope they won't delete me from their friends list...
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skip2468
- 25/04/07 @ 09:41:58 am
It's great to see that we have similar thoughts about what is going on in this world where selfishness and greed appear to be the ' in ' thing.
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I don't find that surprising as I'm sure that they don't invite them all with the expectation of also getting lots of comments.
Like you I keep the numbers of friends small. I read all their blogs and usually comment on entries.
Why condemned and what would you do instead? Surely it's a bloggers choice to both invite friends and accept/refuse invitations.