ALL YOU READERS AND FELLOW BLOGGERS—HALP!!!!
Please read the comments near the end of the COMMENTS SECTION…the BIG LUMP OF my commentary!
SO…what do you think?
Should I reduce or eleiminate reblogging so my works don’t get “lost?”
Can I continue my outreach here…AND designate my other blog. THE MARVELOUS MUMFORD, as a place to see nearly all of the Caswell poetry un-buried???
As many of the over 1.0050 + Blog Followers who wish to weigh in with comments may do so.
Since my “official” E-mail for thmy blogs is already swamped…Please Use the following Address for your comments—if not here:
jonathanecaswell@gmail.com
What do you want me to do?
–Jonathan Caswell
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Reblogged this on OUR POETRY CORNER and commented:
FOR ANY WHO WISH TO COMMENT!
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Don’t want your poetry to get buried. Do what you must. Sorry I am not much help in this matter.
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You are helping…it is my decision, though.
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I am not sure since it is easier to go to just one blog to visit. I know several people who juggle a few blogs. Please ask them. I prefer less blogs and am slowly wedding out and unfollowing those who don’t comment nor like my posts. ~ Robin
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Thanks for weighing in I saw an interesting variation, on “Hortus Closus”, Esther lu’s blog…actually separating posts of hers into categories listed at the top of the blog. Supposedly, I could do something similar…??? ARRRGH!!!!! or…LIMIT MYSELF TO TWO REBLOGS OR LESS INBETWEEN MY OWN POSTS…? 😦
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I’ve appreciated your reblogging my poetry, but think you should showcase your own work first.
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A problem…change of mission statement, if you will, I’m wrstling with right now…the subject has come up before! 🙂
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Jonathan- You have such a kind and caring heart. You look out for so many of us in the blogging world. The most important thing is i never miss your work in the shuffle.
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I UNDERSTAND…WILL ENDEAVOR TO TRY HARDER TO KEEP MYSELF ( ! ) IN LINE!!!! 😀
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Good! You have exquisite poetry.
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