Should I Bring Blogs Feature Back?

I think the AMS feature is adequate, especially given how few actually leveraged blogs in the past, preferring external blogging platforms.

 

I thought that you used to have one devoted to bathing and cologne.

 

Wrong PB, I think. The one I found had a corporate sponsor:



http://blogs.pb.com/corporate/

There are, however, several health and fitness blogs for peanut butter (.coms omitted to intentionally break links) - www.pbfingers, www.peanutbutterrunner, www.peanutbutterandfitness....

But given your historic cooking threads, this may be what you are looking for (link left intact)
Chocolate Peanut Butter Cup Lasagna
http://www.melissassouthernstylekitchen.com/chocolate-peanut-butter-cup-lasagna/

 

What if you're allergic to peanut butter?

 

The poll says (before I voted)

But all I can see is the way I voted. Do I have my computer set up wrong to see how the others voted, or does the public poll function not work?

 

I don't remember the old blog feature being used that much. I find that I appreciate many of the blogs I come across here from folks linking to them in their signature.

 

Yes, one can peruse a large quantity of sigs by members that may contain blog links here:

https://www.puritanboard.com/threads/who-are-you-guys-tell-us-a-little-about-yourself.91462/

To restrict spammers, that forum is not viewable by the public so information therein is only available to our members.

 

Yes, that is what I meant. On the old system, that tag would have meant that you could see how I voted, and I could see how you voted. The results here, instead, match the old anonymous poll option.

 

Just click the vote counts to see who voted. This poll was set up to allow others to see votes. Polls can also be set up to prevent that feature.

 

Thanks. I'd clicked around, but hadn't hit the hidden link. And I haven't set up a poll since PB moved.

I see how it works now.

 

I'm not strongly leaning one way or the other. But one benefit to having blogs here would be that they could generate more traffic to the site and more theological discussion both within and outside the Board. They would need oversight as Randy pointed out above. But they could be useful.