If you have logged in through blogger, your email address should appear in the top right corner of this page, along with the option to create a "new post." Go for it. When you're done writing, click "publish post" and check to make sure it's up.
If you just came to the blog using the address in the syllabus/email, you'll need to sign in, which is also an option in the top right corner. Your login should be your email plus the password you created. From the page you'll be directed to, you can opt to create a new post there or return to the blog and create a new post from there. It's your call.
BE SURE to PUBLISH your posts. Part of the reason I chose this format is so you can read each other's thoughts and respond when appropriate. We are, so to speak, establishing a 'discourse'. . .mwahaha. . .
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For some strange reason, this fucking blog site will not let me post on the normal site, but only on comments, so I hope you do not mind that this is what I did, because I had not other choice. I'm sorry for the cursing but it was extremely frustrating! Anyway, here is my post:
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Why did I choose this class. I honestly just enjoy conversing in open discussions with people that have different views then mine. As a writer, I find that it helps me see things differently, and that really helps me in my writing. During said discussions, I at times really like to share what I truly believe in, or play devils advocate and fight for the side that everyone else may not be seeing.
The way people carry themselves in discussions or debates really interests me, and at times it can become really amusing when you find the people that forget that other people have different thoughts and views other than the ones they have.
All in all, I always like to learn from others and get ideas for my writing. Some people may find that listening to their peers in their class can be annoying, but I like to look at it as a chance to broaden my mind and see things about the world I never knew were out there...
-Corte
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