CollegeBlender.com is a social media website for college students who blog.  It's a pretty good tool to use if bloggers of the college demographic need a boost of views and acknowledgment.  QLC has been a "Verified CollegeBlender.com Blog" for only three days now, and the experience has been overall pretty good.  Other members of the site can "bump" what you write, and receive updates to your blog through the CollegeBlender mini-feeds.  Each blog also gets a point rating based on votes received (QLC has recieved a respectable 4).  Plus, it also tracks how many hits each of your posts have gotten through the website.  I have met quite a few fellow bloggers through CollegeBlender as well, and have learned a lot about how to blog more proficiently (despite having done so already). I have to say the site is pretty well maintained, despite a few manageable flaws such as not being able to delete posts from a mini feed after they have been deleted from the blog. 

 "So whats the point of this?" you might ask.  QLC's article "I'm Not Going To Teach Him How To Dance With You" has already made their front page today! Yay! I don't know what the qualifications for making the front page are, but you have to admit it's pretty exciting.  I mean, I'm up there with CNN posts and blogs about "Google and China".  Quite honestly, the post was very simple to write, it was done in a matter of minutes, so I'm kind of shocked that I made it to the front page.  I wonder who decides what sites get on there or not.  I mean, the post has only received 11 views from CollegeBlender, and no comments as of yet.  Anyways, its still good news to me!