OK, the votes are in and I see some people who don’t like -MORE- tags, and nobody who really, really wants them, so I’m going to go with my inclinations and not use them at all. I used them so rarely, and so inconsistently that it was probably not going to work anyhow.
Thanks to those who responded, and to those who didn’t, thus allowing me to imagine that their viewpoint supported what I wanted to believe in the first place!
This was a lateral move with the same provider, but still the database was physically moved. If you commented over the last 24-48 hours and your comment is missing, it was most likely due to the move. If you are seeing this, you can go ahead and comment and your comment will not be lost.
Just to get a taste of what is available on the blogs covered by the Moderate Christian Blog Aggregator, let me give you a list of the most recent posts, in the order in which they appeared when I viewed the aggregator, with the exception of my own blogs. Note that blogs are randomized with…
Threads from Henry’s Web is now being aggregated in the Unright Christian Blogs aggregator. I appreciate this service. To quote its purpose: Sometimes you come across the assumption that “Christian”, by definition, means “conservative”. This blog aggregator is an attempt to show that this assumption is far from true. This will not draw away from…
I have created a new Christian Carnival Archive, which includes posts to date, and also links to the previous archives, so that you can have one central place from which to locate all available Christian Carnival editions.
Jeremy at Free Old Testament Audio is continuing tinkering his system for acquiring and displaying the rankings, and thinking about how to decide who belongs on the list.
I’ve now restored everything to where it belongs, and this directory is no longer redirected. I hope it will stay here.
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That’s too bad; I was actually returning after reading that post to chime in that I personally like the tag (and use them abundantly, on almost every post that is longer than a few paragraphs). I don’t know that I like them too much as a blog consumer (blogsumer?), but I think they make the main page look much cleaner.
On another note, I would actually prefer if there was a plugin (although it won’t benefit me for my two free blogs on WordPress) that would allow the content after the more tag to be hidden and then to display automatically with the more tag (it’s a Javascript function – powerblogs.com uses it). I haven’t seen one yet, but it would solve my main complaint at least.
I’ll think about it and also look at that plugin. It’s a good idea.
Actually, this plugin might do the trick.
Hsm. My comment, supporting burying -more-, got swallowed.
I read via RSS in Safari. If I have to click through (other than to comment), then, frankly, I can’t be arsed.