So, Blog Carnival here I come!
Why not get to reflect on what we like to read and for what reasons?
What I like to read is simple, it's editorials. Or things that catch my attention (that can be a lot of things, trust me). They make me think, they challenge my views of anime, that's why I like them.
Episodics are great, only if they bring something more to the show that I didn't realize or notice, if someone's writing an episode review just to say "this and that happened", then it's useless and not interesting. As for reviews, I may write them myself but I only read the ones written by people whom I trust the tastes. Which is, not many people at all.
What do we do when we stumble across a new blog?
You may find this strange but I start by reading the first post. Then I look at their categories, I don't like blogs that don't have categories, or tags, or anything like that. (Actually, my favorite thing to read on Tumblr are the tags), then I look at the writer(s) Twitter and if I can find which country they're from I like that too.
By then, I usually know if the blog will interest me or not.
What must a good animanga blog have and do?
What blogging behaviors annoy us?
As I said, mindless bashing, generally disrespectful attitude. Now I think about it, it mostly has to do with the attitude of the writer than of the blogging itself. You might write the best posts ever and have a blog that's nearing perfection, if you're an ass, I won't read.
wren30 1p · 660 weeks ago
Kuuki · 660 weeks ago
organizationasg 48p · 660 weeks ago
Uh oh...
" I'm listenning to my big boss way too much lately"
AW S****
Anyways, not bad, not bad. Attitude is definitely a factor I agree, there's a limit of tolerance I can personally take, but then there's clearly going too far.
Kuuki · 659 weeks ago
To sum it up in another way, there are good trolls and bad trolls
nopybot 35p · 660 weeks ago
Kuuki · 659 weeks ago
deluscar 43p · 660 weeks ago
Checking where the blogger is from is something I should focus more as well, even after I read about it in the "About Me" section, I almost immediately forgot where the blogger is from, it's a bad habit of mine. It's only recently that I can finally remember Nopy is from Canada, lol.
Kuuki · 659 weeks ago
I don't usually forget where the blogger are from though, unless it gets overly complicated.
The internet is more fun with people from so many different countries too