I am glad you have lots of positive things to say about this site. Glad you’re saying it and not me. Seems like whenever I start praising a website I jinx it. I don’t want to say too much out loud, but will quietly hope that this site becomes wildly successful beyond anybody’s imagination, for both the owners and the members. 🙂

@suny This site gives importance to Blogs that have information. I hope many will appreciate and come here to do their bit.

Literacy base has a good start. Members are enjoying the time here. Earning some cents by posting articles and participating in the forums.

But for me the most important for a site is the sustainability. We have been in many writing sites that we build good rapport and relationships, we make friends to each others, we did good conversations among others. But after that, what? It close and our friendship closed also.

LB should think of ways to sustain it. Goal for a long plan and not just earning well now and then close just like others. This is for me setting the good example as writing site.

Better we do our work honestly and leave the result to the website. What actually they need is traffic which they do get automatically if it is on the increasing side. They are doing it. They need some time and effort also. The site is not lacking effort but I think the time. If they come out successfully, as you said rightly many sites would realize where they have left the things unnoticed. They may even do some research on this site and come up with a better option. Let us hope for the best.

Well, I agree to your views. Sometimes, our earnings might fluctuate but I prefer a stable and transparently working site to one which is not genuine and makes tall promises.

Well said, what you have said is actually true for th3 short time that I have been here I see th3 strict rules that are out in this site are really helping th3 site to grow. I especially like the part where you have said that sometimes walking alone is th3 best thing. You have all the time to think and come up with bright ideas thinking outside the box. You come up with stuff that people don’t think about quite often. Then if course sometimes working with people would limit your thinking as well. So far this site is doing well and I hope it will stay longer and be a perfect example to the other sites.

Well, The things I like most about this site is it is having multiple ways of earnings. Even with this comment I will get something by them. And most unique thing is that we can also earn from other’s work. I have never seen this option on any other site. So quite new thing for sure. I am happy that I found this site, honestly I wasn’t active here but since last week for reaching to goal I am quite active here. And seriously I am enjoying it too.

Yes, I think also think that Literacy Base is setting an example for others on internet because there will no cheat on LB in writing people write original articles as I have written more then 100 articles and and topic.

I think it is a good site for the young writers and a heaven of female writers to write on all types of female issues freely but with strong arguments.

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I have always wondered what people want to read. Sometimes I’ll guess right, but many times it is the wrong moment. An item, which might go viral six months after posting… or something that gets read and copied by everyone.

I often wished the Mods would do some search on ‘what’s trending’ so that every so often we could see a popular topic and write on it. And timing is key. You get an item out there about the debates like 1 minute after they are over, (you’ve been watching with one eye, writing with another) you’ll get hits. [ brings me back to slow modding]

You have hit the nail on the head. I will give you a hint.Logon to yahoo and there you will find most trending topics.

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Nice blog,