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I am new and have not read the blog, but I would like to start going to the blog and start learning what the Answerbag blog is all about.
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Yes I read it and usually find it keeps me informed to most of what is going on thought wise.
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How often do you read the blog?http://www.answerbag.com/a_view/2115254 My answer works here better actually. . . Rarely. The troll reports should be a separate blog/function. Granted I am all for having a quick way to remove nuisances. The complaint department is thatta way. User level whining is bad enough, but in the blog is ridiculous. Long time ABers ought to know better. The topic at hand is typically derailed within days. Last but not least, what's the point? I approach the Answerblog with etiquette in mind. If AB Staff ask for input from users or offer things up for discussion, one would think they would acknowledge the input more than they do. I appreciate the fact that they answer direct questions though. The Answerblog tends to address community issues and ideas which is great, but then what? How do the blog comments tie into future features and plans? A summary from the Staff at the end of each blog would be nice. Thanks for the ideas. . .yadda, yadda, yadda. As for right now, I can't say I make reading the blog a priority.
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No. don't really read any blogs, though.
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Not really.
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I find it helpful sometimes. Sometimes not because there are people trying to get the AB admins' attention claiming they never help at all.
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Every once in a great while do I go there. Nothing there really interests me.
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Nope. Never. I don't come here to read blogs... I come to ask and answer questions. That's all.
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I never have. Should I ?
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I do read it, and comment sometimes. I guess you could call it helpful, I read it more because it's enjoyable and think I should as a long time member.
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