This is just a quick reminder to those who might not have given it a thought.
When I am wandering the blogs and see great comments I click on who left those comments. I don’t do that just to see a larger version of a pretty face, or to read a bio, I do it to find the website, their blog. I rarely find a blog and thus miss out on following that person.
So PLEASE:
- go to your Gravatar.com,
- your profile, then web sites
- and add your blog site
- You can even add your facebook and Twitter or whatever, but PLEASE add your blog site.
Thank you!
Ronovan
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Reblogged this on Chris The Story Reading Ape's Blog….. An Author Promotions Enterprise! and commented:
AUTHORS ESPECIALLY! (but applies to EVERYONE) – if you follow or leave comments on blog posts, this is a GREAT point made by Ronovan 😀
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I’ve done it now Ronovan – I never realised that it was only connected to my Google account. I see that all the gravatars in my comments have totally disappeared since yesterday though – no idea what’s happening with that.
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I have noticed Gravatars are starting to show as like broken looking looking things at time. Hmm.
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Hopefully one of those funny WordPress things that just sort themselves out in the end then.
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That or they are saying I’m that ugly. I’m not sure which.
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about.me is the best I’ve found and it also automatically updates your posts.
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Yeah, I have that on my page, but I can’t get to their page to get to the about.me until I know who they are to get there to. 🙂
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I have that too. If you click the pictures and the Gravatar does not have your blog link, it is useless. And you’re right, it is easy to find their blogs when their gravatars are updated.
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And the first thing I see when I visit your site are evil delicious foods?!?! And I still followed you? A man and his stomach. It’s out in front and he must follow where it leads.
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Hahaha, thanks for the blog follow. And it’s not all about food. It’s about my journey as a cancer survivor.
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It’s amazing what blogs include. Mine is about writing as a therapy for dealing with Fibromyalgia and Amnesia. I write so I won’t forget or I can at least come back to it. Retro and Short term Amnesia can be a bummer, especially combined with the Chronic Pain and Fatigue of Fibro.
And awesome about the survivor! (Now that I finished talking about me.)
Much Respect
Ronovan
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We all have our own way of dealing with pain, physical and otherwise. Thank you so much.
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Yes, please, do it! 🙂
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Reblogged this on Jo Robinson and commented:
This is a really good instruction – I never realised that my WordPress blog wasn’t connected.
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Thank you. This is very helpful.
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You’re welcome. And thank you for commenting and liking. Writing with your twin sisters when you were so small you couldn’t make complete sentences? Awesome!
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Thank you. We wrote a lot with pictures then, but our vocabulary is a lot bigger now. haha.
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I so wish mine were. I just type things and hope spell check turns them into something readable.
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Don’t stress the words at first. Just get the ideas down. The words can be tweaked in editing. My words aren’t always good the first time either. Oh, no! haha.
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That makes me feel much more gooder about things. 🙂
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Yes. Yes. Yes. (Might need to do that with mine.)
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And I think I got it done now. 🙂
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Great advice. Hope I did mine right. 🙂
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I thought this was common good practice, but apparently not. Thank you and sharing.
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And here I thought it was just to like at my pretty face! Oh well…I am slowly weaning my Cher Shares to a blogspot at Tournesol dans un jardin. This is a good reminder to add that blog to my Gravatar profile. Thanks!
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Oh my goodness. I clicked and wow, look at that gorgeous hair! And here I have been following people for their blogs. I need to start looking at their photos. Oh no! Don’t tell anyone I said that or they will stop following me once they look at my photo.
Much Respect
Ronovan
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(smiles)
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Thanks for the reminder! I’m not sure if I have linked my site or not? I’ll have to look into it.
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Don’t have a website. @v@ ❤
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You have a blog. 🙂 Perhaps I should have said add your Blog site to the Gravatar.com?
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Good point, Ronovan! Shared via The Story Reading Ape.
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Reblogged this on Reviews & Recommendations and commented:
Great idea. Add your web/blog site to your Gravator.com site.
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I am happy to report my profile is now updated with my blog address! Thanks for the reminder.
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I am so glad you are a teacher who never stops teaching! I did not even know it was possible to do this, so thank you.
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