Time to host my own.

I echo your thanks and sentiments on the worth of edublogs and the connections that they have afforded me. I get that they work hard and have to make money somehow to pay the bills.

I don’t like that I didn’t know I was working for them to help them to do this.

Thanks for summing it all up in a picture and a great post.

Ouch! That bear scat is not what’s wanted!

The question is, what comeback does one get from a free provider? As you know, I’m with Blogger – also a free provider. Since I first started blogging. I’ve often wondered about that provision. The question in my mind has so often been ‘what’s in it for the blog provider?’

I haven’t been able to come up with an answer to that one – and that’s what I wonder about.

What’s in it for the provider?

Sorry I can’t give any answers here.

Catchya later

I’m looking at them now, what an eyesore. And while they are supposed to be random, they have been consistent for me on all the Edublogs I read. I’s a shame, an amazing service think that picked the wrong way to ad advertising to free blogs.

At risk of having my comment denied again, I can’t give you what the words are. However check out the ad near wager.