Are you an up-and-coming blogger looking for a bigger soapbox for your views? A steady commenter who wants to branch out into the front page?
Have you been reading Yourish.com for a long time, and agreeing with most of what you read here?
Do you have a broad knowledge of Jewish and Israeli issues, as well as a good grasp on domestic American politics?
I’m looking for one or two more co-bloggers. I’m becoming busier and busier and finding less time to devote to this blog, but I don’t want to give it up. What would help is having a couple of extra hands around here to discuss the issues of the day. That would free me up to pursue a very important project. And if the project works out, it would free me up to blog a lot more down the road. (And yes, that is all I am going to say about why I need more co-bloggers.)
Don’t worry, Soccer Dad isn’t going anywhere, and Snoopy is always welcome here. Hey, even Lair Simon still has his posting access, if I’m not mistaken.
If you’re interested, I’d like to see your work, either on blogs or in comments threads, or even just an essay that you write in response to this post. And if people reading this have a friend they think might fill the bill, send her/him this way. My email is simple: It’s my first name at my last name dot com.
Of course, the pay is exactly zero, and there are no benefits, but hey, you’ll have several thousand readers checking out your work on a daily basis. One thing I have here (and I know it and appreciate it very much) is an amazing bunch of loyal, long-time readers. Don’t worry, folks, I’m not abandoning you. I just need time to work on something else for a while. And I’d like to keep the blog going while I do that.
I’ve got nothing to say besides “Nuke them all, let Satan sort them out.”
-ls/cm
I may toss something up from time to time, but it may just wind up being “Go read this awesome thing Jennifer Rubin posted on Contentions.”
Oh crap. I also have a project that I need time to work on, I also could use co-bloggers – and now you’re going to get all the good ones.
So far my only solution is “get up an hour earlier.” I’m quickly running out of sleep time, though.
Good luck. And for those who are considering this: I was a co-blogger here for a short time while Meryl was studying for her adult bat mitzvah and it was a nice experience.
Well I don’t know that I was an official co-blogger but I still have access. Now if only I had more time- that has been the great battle of the day.