Which begs the question, should I sign the contract or not? I thought I would have more time to think about it; it was supposed to take longer for them to decide to take me on. I am not sure if that is a good thing or a bad thing. If they took me so fast does that mean they will take a mere anyone? Or does it mean they think I have something to offer? I dunno. It does put me on the horns of a potential dilemma, however. I figured I would never be accepted before Nov 4th. What if they want to put ads in my blog that goes against my political leanings (I don’t have too many convictions, mostly mere leanings—I’m politically aloof. Because I’m too busy blogging to really study (most of—check back tomorrow) the issues).
The good thing is that it might mean a soupcon of money (a soupcon traditionally being slightly more than a sharp stick in the eye) for me which I could then use to pay for some kind of advertising which would in turn (possibly) bring more readers and (possibly) expose more people to Miss D, as she is the one who really runs the show around here. I am a mere puppet, a shadow-leader, if you will.
So, your opinions please—do you hate blogs with ads in it? Blog readers, blog writers, those with BlogHer, those without BlogHer, those who wish they had it, those who wish they didn’t, those who love it, those who hate it, I want to hear it all!
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