May 9

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5/9/2011 1:16 PM 

Hi everyone! Daily Metagame would like to give everyone here a chance to get their voice out there in the World of Warcraft Trading Card Game community. While we would like to publish everything we have submitted to us, it can sometimes be difficult to work this into our schedule.

As a solution to this problem, we wanted to introduce you to our latest feature: the Daily Metagame Blogging system.

Here's how it works:

-Create a blog here on this website. Go through the instructions presented to you. This lets you choose a name for your blog, describe what your blog will talk about (it doesn't always have to be about WoW TCG), and more. You can make your blog a private journal, syndicate it through RSS, and even link up your Twitter account to post when you add a new entry to your blog.

-Post on your blog! This is where you can speak your mind about pretty much anything. Please use judgment when I say that: when I say 'pretty much anything', I do not mean 'post links to horrible violent or sexual acts on Youtube'. Anything that obviously goes against our best interests like that will be a good way to get your blog deleted without notice.

-When posting on your blog, if you are talking about the WoW TCG, here's a helpful hint: You can add card pop-ups to your blog by bracketing card names ([cardname]). For example, If I wanted to talk about how annoying Hesriana was to play against, I could say: "Damnit, I want to play [Neptulon the Tide Hunter], but that dude gets hosed in a big way by [Hesriana]." ;)

-You can also include Tags to help categorize your blog. This is especially helpful if you make a lot of posts on your blog so that other readers can find content by what category they want to search for.

-When you finish a blog post, feel free to share it with your friends. Our blog has a link-up feature with Twitter which makes sharing these posts on your Twitter account very easy. You are also free to post links to your blog post on the Daily Metagame Facebook page as long as it is related to WoW TCG in some way.

This is still a work-in-progress, so we'd love to hear your feedback. Share your thoughts on the blogging system with us in the comments for this post, or talk about the blog in our forums!

-Mike