And not for a moment to take away from what Laurie does, I couldn’t do it.Unfortunately for me, her reviews are sometimes more entertaining than the posts they’re commenting on. 8^)

I can promise you there are no conspiracy theories being carried out with TWIB. Laurie does the best she can to pique the interest of our readers, and hopefully get them to click through to the blogs themselves. There is no other purpose for TWIB. However, yoou have to understand that it’s impossible to comment on each and every blog post. What she may do is pick the top one or two posts that she thinks she can make a good “tease” out of. I can also assure you that no particular days of the week are ignored. It’s just that the number of blogs she has to review on each day – at 6 hrs. per day – limits how much detail she can supply. She does not consider whether she thinks a post is “good” or “worthwhile”. The only posts we deliberatly ignore are non-Civil War posts. So rest assured we try to treat all fairly, and try not to slight anyone.

J. Avalon – CWi

Or is this an attempt to find out what it is that hath no fury like a Laurie scorned? 8^) Sounds like she was pretty fired up over missing this week’s reviews.

I suspect the reviewer finsihes up the reviews on Thursday, and the next Wednesday checks the sites for posts made since the previous Friday, thus Thursday posts fall through the cracks for the Wednesday group. But let’s not forget the very real possiblity that the posts of mine that were “missed” were just not any good. I liked ‘em though, and that’s what’s really important to a blogger!

Might it be that Thursdays are bad because she’s reviewing the rest of the blog list that day? I’m on the second half of the list and I’ve noticed that sometimes my Friday and Saturday entries aren’t mentioned if I’ve had a productive week on the blog.