Approval for Blogs

[Charlie C]

How long does it take to get your blog posted?

 

[Charlie C]

No answers huh?
Oh well, guess I'll wait then.

 

[oldsoldier]

Blogs do not need approval. If you choose publish now as the option, it is published imediately

 

[Charlie C]

I didn't notice that option but my stats show 0 blogs??????

 

[oldsoldier]

Try posting another blog entry -- the entry you made may have glitched.

 

[Charlie C]

OK sir will do.
BTW........ Than you for your dedication to this site.

 

[oldsoldier]

BTW Charlie, I was looking at your blog, the "entry" you made isn't actually a blog, it is the title and description for your blog. This misunderstanding may be the root of your issue.

Cheers!

 

[Charlie C]

OK then I'm off to look into this. I Know it's user error, can't help it if I'm a few cents short of a quarter.
Sorry to bother you. Appreciate your help though.
Cheers back at ya

 

[ShogaNinja]

It took me less than a week. Does that help? Make sure that you are following the rules. If you want to see what my blog looks like then simply click the link in my signature.

 

[rolygate]

There are two different kinds of blogs that are being referred to here so it's a bit confusing.

The OP is talking about his personal blog on ECF.

Also, a member can link to their blog elsewhere, maybe on Blogspot or Wordpress or whatever, assuming it passes our review. They can't link to it unless it passes. The reason is that some people set up affiliate sites to make money and then call it a blog, but there is no real value to ECF members and it's just a money-making scheme. However if the blog has useful or interesting content, and makes it clear to visitors that there are affiliate ads, it will probably pass as acceptable.

People have to generate an income to pay for their costs, but there needs to be some value for visitors.

 

[Charlie C]

There are two different kinds of blogs that are being referred to here so it's a bit confusing.

The OP is talking about his personal blog on ECF.

Also, a member can link to their blog elsewhere, maybe on Blogspot or Wordpress or whatever, assuming it passes our review. They can't link to it unless it passes. The reason is that some people set up affiliate sites to make money and then call it a blog, but there is no real value to ECF members and it's just a money-making scheme. However if the blog has useful or interesting content, and makes it clear to visitors that there are affiliate ads, it will probably pass as acceptable.

People have to generate an income to pay for their costs, but there needs to be some value for visitors.

I understand and appreciate your answering me.
I agree with what you said too.
Thanks

 

[Charlie C]

It took me less than a week. Does that help? Make sure that you are following the rules. If you want to see what my blog looks like then simply click the link in my signature.

I will, thank you.