Brians Threaded Comments is perhaps one of the most popular plugins used by WordPress bloggers to enhance the commenting system. Problem is -it has quite a few bugs and poorly supported on its forums. I can understand and respect the fact that author is quite busy... but what are we to do in mean time?

I have spend quite a b

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Playing, studying and decoding two very simple games can teach us how to blog, surf and interact online. The rules of these games seem to follow a  universal pattern, which applies in every society and organism.

They are games developed in the field of experimental economics and if we all look a little bit closer,

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The Seventh Edition of the weekly blog carnival, The Seventh Day, is live at On the Horizon. Check out all the great posts included this week! ALL bloggers are invited to submit a post published any time during the prior week on ANY topic! You can submit a post for the February 17, 2008 edition now

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Do you notice who leave you a blog comment? Who doesn't?

I've been doing a bit of looking into it? And I would suppose that less than 10 % of the comments left on blogs are by readers that dont have their own website of blog. That is a potentially huge amount of comments and conversation that are being missed.

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Calling ALL bloggers! YOU are invited to participate in a new weekly blog carnival! Blog post on ALL TOPICS are welcome. This is a simple carnival: Submit your best work from the prior week, defined as Saturday to Saturday at noon Pacific time. The Carnival will be posted each Sunday at 12:01 a.m. Pacific time. It will be a linkfest del

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The Fifth Edition of the weekly blog carnival, The Seventh Day, is live at On the Horizon. Check out all the great posts included this week! ALL bloggers are invited to submit a post published any time during the prior week on ANY topic! Get some traffic for your site and earn some new readers! Submit a post for the Febr

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How is your blogging experience? Does it feel like the cafeteria back in high school where the "cool" kids monopolized certain areas and the other kids were excluded? Or is the blogosphere an open, welcoming place? One blogger suggested the former, causing JHSEsq to ponder the question and share her own conclusions. Join the discussion!

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many, oh so many guides have been written to increase blog traffic. There are actually so many out there, that it makes the whole process seem difficult and complicated.
Well, it isn't. It might require hard work, time, creativity (and a bit of luck), but it isn't difficult.
These three points, might not be that extensive but provide food

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Talk about community...amateur (ham) radio has community! This is a short post about a five hour contact I made recently. I was driving from Dallas, Tx to Huntsville, AL and passed a fellow ham on the Interstate. We spotted each others antenna, turned on and tuned up the radio, and we were off. The cool thing about ham radio is that you're n

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I'm not too proud to ask for what I need (or want). In this case I need/WANT you to join my community over at "My Blog Log".

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Several blog posts lately have argued that Facebook is loosing its prestige. It is completely cluttered with useless applications, it encourages a commercial view of social networking. Although it made a good-will step towards data portability, it still considers itself owner of your network.rnKaioo is a non-commercial alternative, where ch

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Four steps to dealing with a nasty, despicable, and perhaps very ugly internet troll.
At one point or another during your internet experience, you will of course come across an internet troll. You might be a little frightened, uneasy, or just plai

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In this post I want to highlight my current community members and invite you to be come part of my community. Yes, I have joined the MyBlogLog Problogger Contest and want to see if I can interest enough people to join my community and help me win it. I don’t intend to go begging anyone to join my WordPress Web 20 “How-To” Spot-er Community as

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Well, if you are busy, young, or a professional from the middle class, poverty comes to mind usually when a community activity has been conducted in the slums, or when it is reported on TV - along the squatters’ areas, or in a far off barrio in the

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Do mommy cliques exist in your school community? Or, do you just think that Queen Bee Moms and King Pin Dads are running the show? This essay discusses how appearances can be misleading in a school community. Often, it is the parents who have limi

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An episode recently aired on Dr.Phil which was shot in 2006. It focused on the seduction community. Dr. Phil brought in Ross Jeffries, the self-proclaimed 'Father' of seduction, and two guys from the Mystery Method seduction school - one of whom was Savoy.

I sat down, expecting to see Dr.Phil being judgmental, negative, a

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You might have been stumbling for months and even years. Some of you could have just started an account and ready to share your interesting findings with your social friends online. You might have read many comprehensive guides like mine or even read my stumbleupon secret report which missed out one of the key guide to share yo

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A Myspace or Friendster layout usually comes with a catchy line or phrase chosen by the user to uniquely identify himself from the rest of the members. Typically, they come with colored scroll bars that make them very attractive to look at. These scroll bars serve as portions where people can view the user’s personal data, including his conta

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