June 8th on there will be two links to each blog.  If you click the name of the blog that is a link… if you click the word “Here” in the sentence “(To view the blog, click here)” that is a link.  This should clear up any confusion.

Let’s be real here… I live in New York, so that’s how I judge time.

Up until now I’ve just posted a blog with the four posts already up, and that’s going against what blogs are all about.  From now on the posts will be distributed throughout the day, rather than in one huge mass blog post.  This will recreate the experience of following a legit blog, and will probably make the whole thing more legit.  There will still be four posts that day, have no worries about that, but they’ll be posted one at a time.

But if there is a blo that needs to be just four posts up at one point, which could very well happen, I’ll point that out on the Year of the Blog when I link to it.

Just thought I’d put that out there… can’t be too careful with these democrats in office…

A link to the Bill of Rights will be in the Year of the Blog’s blogroll, and the RSS feed will also be displayed on the home page of the site.  All further amendments will then be seen in plain site of the viewer.  I ain’t trying to fool with you girl, just trying to be real.

All amendments contained within the Bill of Rights for the Year of the Blog apply to the rules of the Year of the Blog, and will affect them immediately or after a period of timely discourse between the two sides of my brain… or if my friends tell me an amendment is totally stupid.