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With this sight I don’t like that you have to leave a name. I prefer to remain anonymous. But as far as the sight goes, I am tech-tarded too. I know what I like when I see it, and I like both sights. Except that I have to leave my name on this sight.
Thanks for the feedback. I’ll check and see if there’s anything I can add that allows people to post comments without having to leave a name.
Aside from anonymity issues, I say that the new look works, but I still liked the old one better. If you want a real edgy topic, you might want to write about how, without fail, each report about projected drop in oil prices in the long term is followed, almost immediately, by some “chance occurence” that helps boost oil prices even higher (recently, projections of sub-70 by 2007 followed by shutting down Alaskan pipeline).
Thanks for the comment and idea.
In regards to why I made the switch, I wanted to go ahead and change over to a WordPress blog because it will allow you to add more bells and whistles to the site. For example, once I feel comfortable with how things are with the site, I’ll be able to add a forum, polls, etc. Unfortunately with my old site (Blogger software) I was unable to do those sorts of things.
In regards to your suggestion, it certainly does seem that any good news is quickly followed by some bad news.
Unfortunately, I think we’re going to stay at these levels for a long time and any drop in the price of crude will be minimal at best.