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03 December 2008
A Testimonial
Or, Why I Maintain the BBOV.
I received the following and decided to post it, since what this reader found wasn't all from the Alley but from a number of the excellent resources to which we link.
As a new Christian and confessional Lutheran, I find your blog to be a wonderful resource. I have been able to get information there I can find nowhere else.
Bless you for your efforts!
So blessings to all you other Lutherans who share the Faith and your lives by blog, podcast, and (we hope) in "real life."
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I received the following and decided to post it, since what this reader found wasn't all from the Alley but from a number of the excellent resources to which we link.
As a new Christian and confessional Lutheran, I find your blog to be a wonderful resource. I have been able to get information there I can find nowhere else.
Bless you for your efforts!
So blessings to all you other Lutherans who share the Faith and your lives by blog, podcast, and (we hope) in "real life."
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Will there be more Golden Ardies?
Besides being the proud winner of some, the feature served something like the "Lutheran Carnival" to finding the proverbial best of the best since I hardly visit all the blogs on the BBOV!
Besides being the proud winner of some, the feature served something like the "Lutheran Carnival" to finding the proverbial best of the best since I hardly visit all the blogs on the BBOV!
Hey, PE:
It's been almost a year since the last Lutheran Carnival, Feb 24.
I think about raising it again next year, or maybe hosting posts primarily on the LC web site, but then I figure most people have RSS readers, and Wilken has his Blog of the Week on Issues, etc. It's easy to think we all run in the same circles.
If people are interested, maybe it's worth bringing back next year. Maybe we ought to use the automatic BlogCarnival service optimally to reduce the work, but that place gets spammed pretty easily.
It's been almost a year since the last Lutheran Carnival, Feb 24.
I think about raising it again next year, or maybe hosting posts primarily on the LC web site, but then I figure most people have RSS readers, and Wilken has his Blog of the Week on Issues, etc. It's easy to think we all run in the same circles.
If people are interested, maybe it's worth bringing back next year. Maybe we ought to use the automatic BlogCarnival service optimally to reduce the work, but that place gets spammed pretty easily.
I liked the Carnival -- when I was new to blogging (2006) is was a great way to sample the many blogs beyond the few I knew of from sites.
Even with submissions, though, it must have taken the hosts a lot of effort to host it. Not to mention the effort the Great Vark must expend monitoring the whole Lutheran blogosphere, let alone judge the Golden Aardie!
I can barely keep up with the 34 Lutheran blogs I follow, plus a couple of Tiber swimmers I keep trying to tell what's on the other shore I saw get built and it wasn't there before the 1960s like I was.
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Even with submissions, though, it must have taken the hosts a lot of effort to host it. Not to mention the effort the Great Vark must expend monitoring the whole Lutheran blogosphere, let alone judge the Golden Aardie!
I can barely keep up with the 34 Lutheran blogs I follow, plus a couple of Tiber swimmers I keep trying to tell what's on the other shore I saw get built and it wasn't there before the 1960s like I was.
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