Jeg sliter litt med å forstå dette: Jeg mer selv at jeg nettopp har publisert noe av mitt aller beste arbeide, men av en eller annen grunn går de fleste rett forbi og åpner neste innlegg?
Et enkelt innlegg som egentlig ikke er noe annet enn et par halvvisne blader med en antydning av høstfarger?
Men en samling på tilsammen 21 bilder som dette blir forbigått i stillhet?
Er det fordi det er for mange bilder på en gang? Eller var ikke overskriften fengende nok?
Her er sjansen igjen: 21 naturbilder av topp kvalitet – her!
(Det kommer ingen flere bilder idag. Dere har plenty med tid! )
I’m having a hard time understanding this:
I have just given you my best 21 photos ever from Norwegian nature, but for some reason most of you seem reluctant to open that post? Instead you go directly to my last entry presenting…
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Categories: See Norway
From See Norway See Norge blog – The Voeringfoss Waterfall 
From See Norway See Norge blog – views From the Fossli Hotel 
Spreading my Wings 
Rose ‘Mandarin’ 
Absolutely beautiful! 🙂
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Thank you, Ally.😉
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I didn’t realize at the time that I was being taken to another blog. It’s like deep space out there. 😉 Have a great weekend, Eugenia! 🙂
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Beautiful photos. Thank you for sharing them with us. xxx
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I am delighted you enjoyed them. 😉
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Thank you, Eugenia! Hoping some more will discover these pictures of mine! 🙂
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I hope so too. They are a real treat, IMO. 😉
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Stunning photos Eugenia. Thank you for sharing.
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Thank you, Davy. Svein is a pro at capturing the beauty of nature.
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Wow. That’s a gorgeous landscape!
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Photos are compliments of my friend Svein, which I’ve shared via his blog. Beautiful country and beautiful photos – tempts one to want to live there. 😉
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Truly beautiful!
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That photo is so breathtakingly beautiful that I can’t even imagine how gorgeous it must be in person! Thank you Eugenia – it’s inspirational!
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I’m delighted you enjoyed it, Joan. There are 21 photos available in the post I shared via Svein – just in case you didn’t see all of them.
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Beautiful photos, Eugenia. Thanks for sharing.
Some people DO click over to “read more” – while others do not like to have to click around to finish a post (like my highly distractible neuro-diverse readers, for example). I know that when my computer’s refresh rate is slow for some reason I intend to come back later but rarely do because life and daily bloggers march on – lol.
If the WordPress reblog function were better designed — to give more of the post to peak curiosity, and to allow the blogger to pick the place where the “read more” was inserted when it was reblogged — I believe more people would actually follow reblog links more often.
But WordPress does what it will with us, “improving” things that were perfectly fine and useful (like the old editor), and ignoring many that desperately need it (don’t get me started – lol)
I do find new blogs through reblogs, however – along with posts I’ve missed from bloggers I already follow.
xx,
mgh
(Madelyn Griffith-Haynie – ADDandSoMuchMORE dot com)
ADD/EFD Coach Training Field founder; ADD Coaching co-founder
“It takes a village to educate a world!”
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I agree the reblog feature is not the best and if the share were more than a snippet, then perhaps more would want to read the entire post. I find new blogs by reading the comments in other blogs. I find some of the comments as interesting as the posts.
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