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Do you know what a bloggery is? Any guesses? Well, I know what a bloggery is, and if you spent any time in the Bloggeries forum you would know what a bloggery is too!

Next to blogging, one of my favorite things to do online is to hang out in forums. And one of my favorite forums to hang out in is Bloggeries, in fact, it is one of the few forums that I visit at least once a day.

As you might guess, Bloggeries is a  forum for and about blogs and bloggers.  It is a large enough forum that you will find lots of interesting posts and discussions going on. It is not so large that you will get lost in the crowd.  It is easy to establish yourself, and gets lots of advice and support from your fellow bloggers.

I guess my favorite forum would have to be the WordPress themes forum.  New themes are posted there everyday, and most of them are very good.  Many I haven’t seen anywhere else.  I have quite a few blogs, and I like each of them to have their own special theme.  I can find everything I need at Bloggeries.

Another feature that I am quite fond of, is that on all your posts, near your name, the forum picks up your RSS feed and shows your last blog post.  You set this up in your profile, and you can change it if you would like to feature a different blog.  I know I have received visitors from my feed at Bloggeries.

And finally,  I like that the forum hasn’t been found yet by the whole “make money online by spamming forums” crowd. On a certain large forum that I visit, I get tired of seeing posts that are only there to add to one’s post count, or to promote one’s product, which is guaranteed  to make you a millionaire in only 7 days.  (Produced and promoted by someone who hasn’t made $1 in the last year!)

So do yourself and favor and go check out Bloggeries.  And tell them Kat sent you.

Oh, and a bloggery? Here is the definition from Rob himself:

The term “Bloggeries” refers to the posts inside a blog. The blog is the aggregate of all the bloggeries along with a layout / design. The actual posts within the blog are what “bloggeries” actually are.

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