Double-Barreled Carnival Blast
Those of you who read the blog in your web browsers may have noticed the ugly home-made ad on the top-right of the page. Salto sobrius is hosting two blog carnivals next week.
On Thursday 28 September, it's time for the 44th Skeptics' Circle, "a biweekly carnival for bloggers who apply critical thought to questionable stories".
On Sunday 1 October we'll have the 50th Carnival of the Godless: blog entries "from a godless perspective [adressing] something such as godlessness, atheism, church/state separation, the evolution/creation debate, theodicy, philosophy of religion as it relates to godlessness, etc.".
We had Tangled Bank here back in July, but as far as I know no Salto sobrius regulars were represented. I guess few of you are in the life sciences. But I know a number of you guys are skeptics and atheists. So come on now and hoist yer colours! Submit entries a few days in advance here.
[More blog entries about blogging, carnivals; bloggkarnevaler.]
On Thursday 28 September, it's time for the 44th Skeptics' Circle, "a biweekly carnival for bloggers who apply critical thought to questionable stories".
On Sunday 1 October we'll have the 50th Carnival of the Godless: blog entries "from a godless perspective [adressing] something such as godlessness, atheism, church/state separation, the evolution/creation debate, theodicy, philosophy of religion as it relates to godlessness, etc.".
We had Tangled Bank here back in July, but as far as I know no Salto sobrius regulars were represented. I guess few of you are in the life sciences. But I know a number of you guys are skeptics and atheists. So come on now and hoist yer colours! Submit entries a few days in advance here.
[More blog entries about blogging, carnivals; bloggkarnevaler.]
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2 Comments:
I'm still a bit confused about the whole carnival thing. I'm looking forward to seeing what they're all about and reading some of the entries though.
It's not complicated. A group of bloggers take turns collecting the best entries from all of their blogs, and share the work involved as well as the site traffic generated. Have a look at the carnival I ran in July!
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