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Runcil Rebello
from Mumbai |

First of all, Cryptic Clues, this is a very nice thing of you... Thanks...

This is my blog. Been blogging for a year now... Though have been a bit lazy in the past few months...

http://randomnique.blogspot.com/

Giridhar Agoram
from Chicago |

Hi CC,

I have been blogging for a while but joined indiblogger hardly a month back and I am finding it extremely useful. Fellow bloggers like you have been doing a very commendable job helping out novices like me. I went through most of the comments you had given about other blogs and would love to hear your comments about mine too. 

Mine is a personal blog and I scribble about whatever comes to my mind.

http://letmescribble.blogspot.com/

Thanks

S.R.Ayyangar
from BANGALORE |

My blog - I welcome your review.

http://srayyangar.blogspot.com

A restless mind with a sensitive heart
from New Delhi |

Hi CC!

You have a fresh approach towards reviewing a blog.  I am a new blogger and my style is very personal and interactive, as i am looking forward to finding like minded people.  Please read my blog and give me your valuable comments.

I shall wait for your comments.  Thanks.

My blog http://myworldmyperception.blogspot.com

Just a pen in my hand
from Agartala |

Hey CC....here's my blog  http://darkcoffeebeans.blogspot.com 

I just write things that suddenly pop up in my mind , so u wont find social issues , or tech related stuff in there...still , hoping to get an honest review from some1 who likes to read.....

Mayank
from Gwalior |

Hi CC

thanks for specifically reviewing the content :)

i wish to become a writer in future, but right now i am experimenting with short stories :) to develop my writing skills

here is my blog

http://soulblogger-randomcrap.blogspot.com/

i know you mus be busy but wheneven you get time

i hope you will have good time reviewing my blog

thanks in anticipation

Cryptic Clues
from Gujarat |

Yeah, and for the many older requests, if you are still interested in having the blog reviewed, please let me know. I promise to keep it, this time...

Runcil Rebello
from Mumbai |

Yes I am. randomnique.blogspot.com

S.R.Ayyangar
from BANGALORE |

My blog of Social & Political satires- Your Review most Welcome.

http://srayyangar.blogpost.com

Cryptic Clues
from Gujarat |

The link doesn't work. You may want to verify and send your blog links please.

TF Carthick
from Bangalore |

I have also started blog reviews recently. Good to see someone else also taking it up. I saw some of your old reviews. They are pretty good. I would also like my blog reviewed by you. I am not sure if we are allowed to post links. If it is not much of trouble, could you take my blog link from my profile and review?

Cryptic Clues
from Gujarat |

Dear Runcil,

Thanks, read your blog and enjoyed it. Well, not very much. And that is not because the content is not good, but only because we live in very different worlds. Take for example, your best song picks for 2010. (Can I say it out aloud?) I know only of Ishqiya from your music list. So I guess our lives converge one on ten. That significant difference in the worlds we stradle apart, I think your blog is quite good. A lot of it comes from your own education/work/life. And yes, poems don't agree with me. So I will leave those out.

If I have some suggestions to offer: love the pictures, and they tell a lot more about you, your life, the worlds you live in. More of it please.

Second, a larger font size please, ageing readers have to squint to read the finer prints. Love the title, quite apt!

Do you know of Dadaism?

And some of the macabre stories on train accidents: write more! Do you know of the lives of the hamaal? Do you research your posts before you write. I know I don't. But it really helps.

Nevertheless, lovely. I am the wrong audience though :)

CC

Runcil Rebello
from Mumbai |

Thanks for your time CC. I'll keep your points in mind. I do not always research, at least I haven't done so for the train ones yet. And Dadaism, I had read about it long ago; will have to refresh my memory about it. Thanks, again. :)

TF Carthick
from Bangalore |

Seems like everyone is posting links to the blog including indipolice. So let me also post mine for the convenience of the reviewer.

http://www.luciferhouseinc.blogspot.com/

The Sorcerer
from Mumbai |

Its all good as long as one has the genuine intention to do so. Like we have people who want to have more writers or who are having problem with URL/hosting redirects. That's the difference between a human mod and a bot mod ;).

Arti
from Mumbai |

+1 @IndiPolice.

Arti
from Mumbai |

Here is the link to my travel blog. Would love to hear your views on it -

My Yatra Diary...

Thanks a lot for this wonderful thread and for this kind initiative! Smile

Cryptic Clues
from Gujarat |

Dear Arti

I had reviewed your blog, last year as well. Maybe I should do the oters first, its only fair! Why don't you review mine instead. I write at Musings from the Margins.

DS
from Mumbai |

Here is mine - http://cricketwise.blogspot.com/

Please give me some views on my blog!!! :)

Cryptic Clues
from Gujarat |

Dear DS, 

Lovely blog. I have one main comment to make. A lot of the blog space is dedicated to scores and statistics. Now these are easily available on many web-sites now, newspapers run year-end specials and so on. You may want to cut down the flab and bring us incidents that are less well known. Or your own experiences with the game. Or maybe your reflections on many other related cricketing stories. Apartheid, sledging, the commercialisation of the game and what you think of it, the small town players taking over the Indian team, Pakistan having to play its home matches in the Gulf. And so on... That I think will cut the flab and make your blog so much more interesting. I know this might require more research, but that's alright: I think the quality will far offset the number of entries.

By the way, loved the one on sledging. Do you know if women's game is different when it comes to sledging? Do you want to write about that?

CC

DS
from Mumbai |

I agree with you completely on this!! Will try to write those kind of posts in between... Thanks for liking my Sledging post:)
Dont know if the women cricketers sledge!! No clue, really...

DS
from Mumbai |

I agree with you completely on this!! Will try to write those kind of posts in between... Thanks for liking my Sledging post:)
Dont know if the women cricketers sledge!! No clue, really...

Dhiraj Shenoy
from Bangalore |

Here is mine - http://teamgsquare.blogspot.com

Kindly review and let me know the way forward .

Dhiraj Shenoy
from Bangalore |

http://teamgsquare.blogspot.com/