I'm looking to change up my Wednesday posts, but am not sure how I want to revamp them. (I plan on making changes to the entire blog itself, but it'll be done in incremental stages as I can fit it in.)
Did you like the format and sub-headings of the What's Up Wednesday posts? Did you not like any of them? I have to admit the Health News sub-heading was sometimes difficult if I hadn't had any time to do medical journal reading. My day job hours are changing so reading time is going to be much more limited than before. I'm thinking of deleting the Health News section all together.
Would you rather see something all together different on Wednesdays? I still plan on scheduling guests on Wednesdays as dates are requested.
Let me know your thoughts and opinions. What subjects do you prefer to see on blogs? What makes you come back to a blog on a regular basis?
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Wednesday, January 7, 2015
Monday, July 23, 2012
You CAN be sued...
A very informative post about using photos/pictures in blogs, on Facebook, Pinterest and other social media sites and the consequences of copyright infringement was posted to one of the loops I belong to.
I received permission from the blogger, National Bestselling Author Roni Loren, to post an excerpt here along with a link back to her original post.
For those of you who are super observant, you may have noticed some changes on my blog over the last few months. Tumblr posts went away. Fiction Groupie disappeared. I deleted most of my Pinterest boards. The Boyfriend of the Week has changed format. And all my previous posts from the past three years--all 700 of them--now have new photos on them.
Why is that? What happened?
Well, you've probably figured it out from the title, but it's because I've been involved in a case regarding a photo I used on my blog. Like most of you, I'm a casual blogger...
Please click on the title of Roni's post (underlined above) to read the rest of her experience. I'm also including another link here in case the first one doesn't work. Link: http://www.roniloren.com/blog/2012/7/20/bloggers-beware-you-can-get-sued-for-using-pics-on-your-blog.html
If you post pictures or photos on any of your social media sites using photos/pictures you've found on the internet, please read her entire post and the comments. There is a lot of really good information included in the comments section.
I received permission from the blogger, National Bestselling Author Roni Loren, to post an excerpt here along with a link back to her original post.
Bloggers Beware: You CAN Get Sued For Using Pics on Your Blog - My Story
So today I'm forgoing the usual Fill-Me-In Friday post to talk about something that I've been wanting to blog about for a while but couldn't until the situation was wrapped up.For those of you who are super observant, you may have noticed some changes on my blog over the last few months. Tumblr posts went away. Fiction Groupie disappeared. I deleted most of my Pinterest boards. The Boyfriend of the Week has changed format. And all my previous posts from the past three years--all 700 of them--now have new photos on them.
Why is that? What happened?
Well, you've probably figured it out from the title, but it's because I've been involved in a case regarding a photo I used on my blog. Like most of you, I'm a casual blogger...
Please click on the title of Roni's post (underlined above) to read the rest of her experience. I'm also including another link here in case the first one doesn't work. Link: http://www.roniloren.com/blog/2012/7/20/bloggers-beware-you-can-get-sued-for-using-pics-on-your-blog.html
If you post pictures or photos on any of your social media sites using photos/pictures you've found on the internet, please read her entire post and the comments. There is a lot of really good information included in the comments section.
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