While reading some of the blogs that I follow through MyBlogLog today, I came across a post by Anatoly Lubarsky, MyBlogLog Service On Decline. There have been a few security and identity exploits in the past weeks and the recent one discovered by
ShoeMoney got him banned.
This got me thinking, if MyBlogLog disappeared, would I be able to find all the blogs that I have started to follow. So partly for that I have decided to list the blogs that I am currently watching.
Thanks to JMB, scan man, Sarabeth, David Airey and Jonathan-C. Phillips who have all left me comments on previous posts.
[Edit] Changed the link for ilker’s ‘The Thinking Blog‘
[Edit] Changed the link for David Airey’s ‘Creative Design‘
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Thanks for adding me in.. I don’t know what will happen to MBL in the future and I’m a little concerned.
Hey thanx for linking to my blog. I had been watching you in my blog regularly for last few days and I am thankful that you are among the regular readers. It feels good to see that my blog has something which is worth coming back for readers.
Thank you
Your comments are always invited!
Hi Ian
My point was just that the networking idea behind MBL is great.
However bad implementation and poor problems handling mkae them look bad and that can hit them in the long run.
thanks for reading my blog.
Anatoly
Thanks for reading my simple blog, I sure appreciate it. I added one off your list to my bookmarks. I realized that John Chow is just a couple of miles away from me, when I checked him out the other day. Of course I regularly read Sarabeth, I came from her husband, Ex Utero’s blog to hers and also read Scan Man too.
Regards
jmb
Hi ilker,
Thanks for visiting and commenting. I’m a little concerned myself, but I imagine that Yahoo, having spent a lot of money aquiring it, will want the security resolved as it’s not exactly good to be associated with poor security.
Regards, Ian
Hi Anatoly,
Thanks for reading and commenting. I really like the concept of MBL, but unless the security improves, their credibility is bound to suffer and they may loose some good blogs due to it.
Regards,
Ian
Hi jmb,
A pleasure providing a link to you. Two of my links, Scan Man and Sarabeth, came from your MBL community or your comments. Following John Chow’s blog was how I got to MBL in the first place.
Regards,
Ian
Salman,
You’re welcome for the link. I’ll try to leave you some comments on another visit.
Regards,
Ian
Hey thanx a bunch for reading my site!
I come by your site regularly and really enjoy the topics! keep it up! 
Jonathan, Thanks for the comments and the link. I enjoy reading your posts, glad you’ve got your guitar back. Ian
Hi: I am new to the blogging world and to my blog log; I am still new to how the whole process is supposed to work. I do find that it has increased my visibility – mainly b/c of the widgets – and it has exposed me to a great number of website – like yours that would be difficult to find otherwise.
You can find my scribblings at http:www.chicken-scratch.ca