Visiting me, visiting you
Posted on 06. Jun, 2007 by dimaks in Life
So are you within this phenomena in the world of blogging? I mean, do you limit yourself within the perimeters of reciprocation?
Simply, it goes like this; if you visit my blog, i’ll visit yours 
or if you drop comment/s into my blog, i’ll do the same back.
Hmn, and i guess it extends to one’s outlook in life as well? i guess.
Well, it’s just that something came into my mind.. but perhaps, it can be ignored. I’ve got no entries and have not been able to reply to comments anyway.
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Jaypee
Jun 7th, 2007
I’ve found this to be somewhat true with my blog. The more I visit and leave comments on other blogs, the more comments and visits I get. Also, I noticed that there are a few bloggers who won’t visit or comment on your blog unless you do it first. This is true even if I have new posts. I guess the value of information that your posts have also plays a role on this. Even if you don’t go out and visit blogs but if your posts are excellent, people would visit, read and leave comments. I’ve seen this happen with several top blogs.
angelblush
Jun 7th, 2007
I usually comment on new blogs i chance upon if they happen to have interesting topics.
The ones on my per idem sojourn are those who updates almost always everyday…. and most have nice interesting.. fun.. homey blogs. 
parang sowing and reaping? what you sow you reap? hehehe. you sow comments.. you reap comments.
SELaplana
Jun 7th, 2007
just what really i am trying to do. Soon as I notice the presence of some bloggers, i immediately visit their blogs. and if i have something in mind to share with his visitors I drop a comment like this.
visiting your visitors blog is like saying them, “Thank Your For Your Visit”.
angel
Jun 7th, 2007
i think that’s how it really works. just like in any relationship, you have to work on it and it takes both parties to do that. Just like in blogging, to make solid friendships, you must constantly be in the know of the newest things in your blogger friend’s life. Conversation/communication is as vital here in the blogosphere as in real life.
annamanila
Jun 11th, 2007
Believe me I have done a lot of thinking about that too. I got this blogroll that has grown and grown and grown. I am not sure that if i added more i could do justice to everybuddy’s blog pieces and post well thought out responses.
Visit you-visit me sounds like scratch my back and …. It leaves a bad taste in the mouth. But actually, nearly all those in my blog roll are interesting reads so …. I guess I will go on bloghopping and posting comments. I don’t read and comment on every piece they write and so I don’t also expect them to read and respond to everything of mine.
SexyMom
Jun 12th, 2007
i, too, have a long list in my blogroll–i list them there because they are interesting finds.i do not necessarily leave comments, but most of the time i do. i also take note of their frequency in posting.
geri a.k.a. raredog
Jun 17th, 2007
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rhodora
Jun 19th, 2007
I regularly visit sites of blogger friends with whom I have established some connection, even if they don’t visit me. When I have time, I click on the blogs on my blog roll and leave comments when I feel like it, or if I can relate to the post. I don’t really pay attention to how many visits I get, or how many visits I make. I just come and go whenever possible. Also, when there’s a new visitor in my site, I pay a quick visit, for courtesy. Then often times, real connection starts from there and we later on become regular visitors of each other’s sites.