Wouldn’t simply hitting the refresh button lots of times in succession be more efficient?
Actually, it’s not the Ponzi scheme that I found interesting. I was the random nature of the surfing which let me to places I never would have otherwise visited.
Blog Explosion is good for that--finding blogs you wouldn’t read otherwise. In other words, a semi-entertaining way to kill some time on occasion.
The good thing is that you can at least block some of the crappy moonbat blogs so your eyes don’t have to be assaulted by them again!
Now I’m off to sign on and give you a 10 rating...the leftards kill “us” with that silly shit. Of course, who cares?
I saw a few others had a link to it, didn’t know what it was. do now. Signed up from your link. Preciate the 411.
They’re marketing it as a tool to deliver readers… when all it will deliver is a bit of traffic. I say that if you have something interesting to say, the readers will come.
That being said, I think your alternate use for the service is interesting…
http://king-of-fools.com/blog/trackback/1483/3o5u2IUh/
So, I have joined Blog Explosion, from the King Of Fools. Sorry to any of the other folks who sites I visit alot, I just didn't know what it was. Still not fully hip to how Blog Explosion works, just
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