Hi John! Thanks a bunch for the message! Yes, I surely agree with you on those comments. I, too, would love for MBL to actually allow me to keep a threaded history of the conversations I am having with different folks, so that I wouldn't have the issue of having to figure out in which context did I say what and to whom. It is kind of confusing and I am hoping they would be able to address it in future updates some time soon! Otherwise, over time it is going to be increasingly more difficult to figure it out!

WOW! John, what a fantastic find ! Awesome ! There are lots and lots of things you could do with that Web site to enhance your MyBlogLog experience. For sure something worth while blogging about, specially since I also have got another lovely surprise I have been told about just recently and which will complement both offerings really nice! Stay tuned...

Hi John ! About time you got over here ! heh Right, the difference is that the user page is just like your own profile visible to everyone where you show some stats about yourself, including the weblogs or Web sites you are connected with. Whereas the community page is just that page that would refer to your blog, for instance, and which allows your readers to show themselves up there as regular readers. It is like having a community profile with all of the readers having their own individual profiles, so you can establish connections not just between communities but also amongst community members. Very powerful as you can use the 6 degrees separation rule to build up further relationships starting from a single community entry. Nifty!