It’s amazing if you think about all the different kinds of linking, data links,external links, no follow links, do follow links, anchor text links,social bookmarking and ad infinitum. I guess when it’s all said and done Links is the name of the game as far as the strength of your website BUT what about the strength of real links with people. I would be willing to bet that I am currently forming some tight links with a wide range of people and our main link besides being human is we are searching for something.
As I watch many of my blogging associates expand their blogging skills I see many still fall way short in terms of linking with people.
I no longer dwell on this in fact I have adopted the mindset that their weakness will be my gain and it has very much been a total pleasure to read everything that I have read about BloggerLUV.
BloggerLUV has been an incredible learning experience on many levels and a shear joy to get up every morning seeing who has been by. It’s especially enjoyable to be offline for a few hours and come back and see some of the finest people on EARTH enjoying each other’s company and sharing their knowledge and resources like Brothers and sisters. I am very proud of everyone and how they all seem to be pretty happy with the simplicity of it all. I long knew bloggers need a cool spot to just be themselves and share what’s on their mind.
I would like to thank some of the original members for taking a shot on me and having my back
Thanks
The real LINK is the PEOPLE 
don’t forget that without that you ain’t got shit 
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Hey there John, always a pleasure and an honour to be part of BloggerLuv, I think my blogging has improved since becoming a member … So much to do, so little time
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I agree links are powerful; Interlinking is great, but I get more pleasure out of linking out to others. So it’s something I do often.
Over the years, I’ve seen a lot of people talk about things such as that, but I rarely saw them do simple things such as linking out to others within their posts. Interaction is great; one of the ways we can give back is letting others know about the fabulous folks we’ve met. It’s something I usually do a few times weekly on my sites. Regardless of their communities size, if I like what a person’s saying, I’m linking.
BloggerLUV is a great community, I like SITS too. They both give back to their communities.
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Thanks John! I’m honored to be included in the list. I agree it is fun to stop by BloggerLuv and see what has been going on. It is like the local coffee shop hang out. I have picked up so many tips and ideas from a great group of people.
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It’s all about the people, Sir. I definitely agree.
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You’re welcome, John!
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As always, thank you John for the do follow link love.
And let me state (for the record) that Blogger Luv is really starting to gain momentum and potential, I’m visiting there more often now that I have broadband!
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I will be updating the servers soon
Thanks Matt
John, I hate to admit it, but I’m trying to remember how I met you online. I know you invited me to Bloggerluv from Facebook, but after that I’m drawing a blank.
Was it Dr. Nicole Sundene from a few years back maybe? Either way, I agree that the real link is linking or connecting with people on line. I’ve met some pretty cool people through Bloggerluv.
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