I’m in Omaha, Nebraska in the US. I work nights from 7 pm to 5 am as a Systems Administrator for a financial transaction company called First Data. I actually work with many European data centers, so I’m awake during your early morning/noon time.

If you choose not to comment here, fine. But don’t pull some silly reason out of your ass like not “wanting to stir up the readers”. You’re not that important.

Come again if you like. If not, fine.

I will check you blog out. I may or may not agree with it but I think it’s good you have taken the time to put it into the public domain.

BTW – Where in the world are you – I’m in the UK and not many people are awake when I post!
regards.

I’m just letting other people know who responded to my pingback that if they want me to see their response, they’ll have to respond to my blog. Because after tonight, I’ll probably be too busy to check this entry again. It may escape my memory or something, as well.

When I said “courageous,” I was actually being serious. If you turn it on, and a lot of people comment/link about your blog, you are going to get a LOT of comments. I personally don’t allow comments in my blog, but that’s because that’s not what my blog’s for. I’d like to have no comments because then I wouldn’t have to sift through them and decide what stays and what goes. I write in my blog at work, often multitasking.

Also, if someone wants to respond to my blog, they should do so in my blog, so I can see it. Only by clicking on the referral notice in my dashboard did I know you ping-backed me, and then I saw the other responses. Swampwoman’s comment would have been totally lost on me had I not checked. I don’t normally allow comments to show through, though. But at least I see them.

You do what you will. I’m not sure what the intention is to pingbacking other than generating more comments to your blog, but you have your reasons, I’m sure.

Except I didn’t post that, the courageous owner of this hilarious blog ping-backed my blog entry.