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I agree with the positive effect of blogging and reading/commenting on other people's blogs.
For what it's worth, you can add blogging to your other goals to track, and you can get a SparkPoint that way.
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ALBASTUCK83
5/16/08 10:56 P
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| SparkPeople wants us to encourage others and I agree that blogging can be a great encouragement for others. Blogging should be worth no less than 1 point each time you blog. To jump start new people, the first blog could be worth 5 points.
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XANADUREALM
5/13/08 5:48 A
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| Since SP wants us to respond to people who have 1st time blogs maybe they would at least give 1 points for responding to 1st time blogs.
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ISEW4UANDME
5/12/08 7:14 P
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| I've only blogged once. Maybe I need to more often.
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| I agree. It is therapeutic. It takes what's going on in your head and makes it real.
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STEELERGURL
5/9/08 11:47 P
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| i agree. we should get 5 spark points to blog. blogging does help.
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XANADUREALM
5/7/08 4:45 P
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| If SP would offer just one point I feel more people would blog. I have three blog post that I really want to show on my SPage so I never blog as these would go away. To get points I might change my mind.
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| I think people should get SparkPoints for blogging. Journaling/blogging is very therapeutic, and I think it keeps a lot of people from eating emotionally. Also, other members can read those blogs and support one another. Reflecting on your goals and weight loss of experience is so important, and I really think there should be an external reward system for it.
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