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Posted by Nicole Dominguez on 7th February 2010
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CONTEST, Win $5 via PayPal and more!

UPDATE THE SECOND: Because my hosting has been buggy latley, I’m going to extend the contest until Monday!

Update: I wasnt aware that the comments weren’t working, but thanks to Amy , I sorted it all out. The comments work now! :)

Would you liket to win a cool $5? Just comment this entry with your name, email (vaild), and website URL(twitter if you havent got any) and let me know what you would like to see here on SoDevious. Please include post suggestions, or even things like forums buddypress, etc. I could write about millons of things, but they might not appeal to you. So, readers, what would you like to see here? Whether it be tutorials on a certain topic, guest blogs, interviews, please comment below and let me know!

1 Grand Prize Winner will be chosen at random. 2 second winners will get a months worth of advertising on the sidebar (if you have a website/blog), and stay on my blogroll after that.

Requirements:

  • You MUST comment THIS entry with your thoughts.
  • You also MUST link to this entry on your website/blog if you have any, if not, tweet/stumble/digg etc. it. Put the URL in your comment.
  • If a person that has been chosen at random did not follow said requirements, I will pick another winner.

Winners chosen on Friday, Feb 12!
Thanks!

Posted by Nicole Dominguez on 1st February 2010
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Discussion: Teenage Bloggers

As a teenager myself, I often wonder what other people think of me, and other bloggers around me.

Today I want to start a fun discussion on said topic. I invite anybody to comment with their thoughts, whether you are an adult with advice or comments, or a designer yourself.

I’ll start with what I have to say;

I think that young people being passionate about something like design is great, and in the long run, many of theme will go onto use that in a career. Personally, design has helped me in many ways, such as the fact that I’ve matured, I’ve gained work experience (freelance), and I possess skills that will carry me far. Blogging has helped me interact with others like me, and show that young people can achieve the same, if not more than adults.

If you haven’t seen this before, here is a list of the Top 100 Bloggers under 18, if you’re a young blogger, don’t hesitate to join!