An Update on the ‘Blogle

You may be wondering why this web space has been so barren the last few months. You may care so little that you didn't even notice. You may care so much that just the idea of a new post makes you wet yourself. Either way, I'm here to tell you that there a some very exciting things on the WarBlogle.com horizon. I haven't just been completing P90X, losing 50 pounds (and you can too!), raising a kid, and going on three vacations in the month of July. Well, I guess that is all I've been doing, but I've got ideas, man, and some of them are going to be coming to fruition very soon...like (maybe) tomorrow soon, later this week soon, and sometime before football season soon. I'm not going to give everything away today, but I will tell you a few things to expect.

I'm sure most of you Dye-hards know that as of this Thursday at 6 pm CDT, we will be exactly 30 days from the kickoff of Auburn's 2010 football season. To build up anticipation on the upcoming season, I have decided to do a "Top 30 Games at Jordan-Hare Stadium" countdown. The #1 game will be posted the Friday before Auburn takes on the Red Wolves of Arkansas State. I, probably like most of you, usually loathe countdowns and watch lists, but I haven't seen one this year that was based on games at Jordan-Hare, and since Auburn's first game is being played at Jordan-Hare I figured, "Why not?". Besides, I'm sure lots of you will disagree with my order of games, or the fact that I have a few losses thrown in there, and maybe, just maybe, you'll post a comment and get some banter going.

While we're talking about banter, let me mention another little update. You may have noticed throughout your years of undying allegiance to the 'Blogle, that the tagline for the site has always been "A place for Auburn talk and banter". I never really liked that as a tagline. I just put it up one day and never took it down and so it stuck. "Auburn talk"? That's just stupid. So, I I've been thinking about changing it to something like "Loving Auburn, Hating Bama (or Bammers) since 2005." What do you think? You make the call.

Another small change that I've been thinking about making is getting rid of the email updates to subscribers when a new 'blogle is posted. In a perfect world, readers would be coming here without the annoying email, but when a blogger takes an entire summer off, the public might need an email letting them know that something was actually posted. I am also pretty sure the emails have the adverse effect with some people. What are your thoughts? Do you get the emails? Do they bother you? Do they work?