Bruce Napier <[email protected]> wrote: >You don't have to "subscribe" to a blog, you can comment directly on >what the guy is publishing. It's a running diary, it doesn't have to >have a "policy".
Just take a look at the home page of the site in question. http://britishwaterwaysfitforpurpose.blogspot.com/ What do you see? Top right, two options -- "Create blog", and "Sign in" Bottom left -- "Subscribe to ..." Those are what the first-time visitor sees, and thus what he may legitimately think he is expected to choose among. As to policy and identification on such sites, I just looked up Joanna Bogle (because I was so astounded by her ignorance concerning population and sexuality, as revealed on Today this morning). Have a look at her site: http://joannabogle.blogspot.com/ Top of the page, front and centre, a statement saying who she is, what she does, and the slant of her site. Immediately below right, a description of her (plus a picture of the Pope, but there you go). That's what I look for. I don't want to have to open the tin to find out what is in it -- I want there to be a nice clear label. Of course, I won't be opening Joanna's tin either ... Adrian . Adrian Stott 07956-299966
