This week’s group writing project is now officially closed with 80 submissions (see the complete list here). Thanks to all who participated.
Now the ‘judging’ of submissions begins. Head to the full list from this week and do a little surfing of what people have written. While there is no official ‘winner’ or ‘judging’ I encourage you to find a few that you resonate with most and link up to them on your own blog to acknowledge the good blogging of others.
Here are the final 12 submissions. Once again there is some insightful posts in this lot!
- Would I Care if I Made $0.00? by Adnan
- Mistakes I’ve Made Wit my Blog in the First 30 Days by Igor
- Haiku by Tillerman
- Jump on the couch: What I would have done differently with my blog by Sarakastic
- Je ne regrette rien – Ha, I wish! by Katy
- What would I do if I was starting over again by Peter
- Blogging – Does Currency of Information matter? by Dorai
- Re-Wind, Re-Do, Re-Start by Bald Man
- Starting All Over Again by L.P. Rieger
- Brand Your Blog From Day 1 by Eric
- Again…Again by Andy
- Discovering More Time by Steve
Thanks to all who have participated in this week’s project. There will be a new one in the week after next (I’ve got a fun topic in mind that all bloggers should be able to participate in). I’m also considering offering a prize or two to those who participate in the next round to add to the benefits of participating.
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Thanks for the mention Darren, and thanks for organizing this! In case anyone missed it, I wanted to point out that the one thing I found most rewarding about this group writing project was the many nice comments I got from others who participated. I don’t think I would have gotten the great response if I hadn’t linked out to everyone, as you did. Everyone seemed really pleased, and there was some surprise, about my linking to everyone too. Well, there was one guy who seemed to get upset about my linking, but to each his own. I’m really looking forward to your next group writing project. I think the most rewarding aspect of it is the connections we’re making with one another. Thanks!
Loving this writing project — thanks for starting it. It’s been fun. I’ll be keeping an eye out for the call for the judges votes.
Many thanks for the opportunity Darren.
Your projects always seem to motivate me. The readers here always have great advice. Its fun and actually creates a community feeling.
Yeah, I definitely agree with you James. Its nice to see different people comment on your articles following an exposure like this on your great blog. I just can’t wait to participate in the next Group Writing Project! My statcounter also thanks you!