... , all giving credit to the “mighty” book blog that found it here first. I know this is endemic in the blogosphere and maybe I (and others) are following rules or traditions that are outdated ... which many are oblivious. But to me, attribution integrity is more important than scrambling for blog hits or ranking. I know I need to do what I tell my kids: “Get over it.” But I&# ...

... Puget Sound Saltwater Tide Pool. But it’s not just about playing in water and touching weird things. Our goal in having a Tide Pool is to provide visitors with an opportunity to see and touch some of the many organisms that make Puget Sound unique and to learn how to interact with them in the wild. Get familiar with the dos and don'ts of encountering marine life on our →Life Sciences Blog.

... wedding ettiquette + clothing. You can break some wedding etiquette rule according to your wishes. Although old and traditional rules have now been modified, ... formal and more traditional wedding dress. The old wedding etiquette on clothing for church wedding has been kept for centuries although the church ... wear a formal attire. Modern wedding etiquette on clothing for guests has allowed male guests ...

... post to the topic of food blogging camera etiquette. Here's my take (edited to include a few more thoughts): In terms of camera ... resort. The photos are crap and I hate posting them to my blog, but sometimes I've either just forgotten to bring another camera or went out for an impromptu ... blogging camera etiquette in general (whether you're a food blogger, a food blog reader or working ...

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... linkback. When I suggested that he not also post the comic, since otherwise there was no reason for his readers to come to my blog, he kindly kept the linkback but removed the comic. Thank you Jim! (By the ... of sounding like a whiner, I would like to ask that if you repost something from anyone’s site that you be sure to attribute or cite the originating blog. It is basic blogging etiquette.