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Are my blog posts of interest and/or appropriate

Alistair

So, i don't really know what is wanted or expected for the blog posts so I am just improvising and ploughing on regardless. I have just posted a new one here if you want an example.

If everyone is happy then I am happy, but if I can be doing things better then please let me know. I am concentrating on relaying the new information that I now know having experimented and researched. If noting else I am hoping that it will be useful to the next person. If I can do something differently, even if it is just for you personally, then let me know. I seem to be drilling down a little more than I expected so I think there will be more than 5 blog posts, but I am trying not to go overboard and only post what otters will find interesting or useful. Telling ne not to waffle on is also a perfectly valid option. ;-)

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    The rules do not requires any special form of blog. Everybody can create whatever blogs he/she wants. Usualy blogs should describe your progress as part of competition or show some interesting results or findings including, for example, showcase of unsuccessfull ways. Some design challenges requires two blogs, some five. Many members use first blog for describing their idea in theory at the begining before the project is build and last blog for showing the final implemented project. Remaining three blogs they use for showing some interesting parts of the project, or just for wiriting about their progres or about interesting technology which their found when impelementing or whatever else. If you are familiar with makling videos, you can of course record the video and post simple blog post with video included. But very few people do this as part of Design Challenges. Sometimes somebody choose video form for RoadTest review instead of written text.

    Your blog is completly fine.

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    The rules do not requires any special form of blog. Everybody can create whatever blogs he/she wants. Usualy blogs should describe your progress as part of competition or show some interesting results or findings including, for example, showcase of unsuccessfull ways. Some design challenges requires two blogs, some five. Many members use first blog for describing their idea in theory at the begining before the project is build and last blog for showing the final implemented project. Remaining three blogs they use for showing some interesting parts of the project, or just for wiriting about their progres or about interesting technology which their found when impelementing or whatever else. If you are familiar with makling videos, you can of course record the video and post simple blog post with video included. But very few people do this as part of Design Challenges. Sometimes somebody choose video form for RoadTest review instead of written text.

    Your blog is completly fine.

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