Keep on blogging and loving anime!

With my blog, i don't really bother with the whole blogged each and every episode thing. Why bother when theres folks like Memento and Random Curiosity?

I tend to focus on talking about my thoughts or feelings, or synchros, which is unique to our blog.

When i do blog an episode, with screencaps and all, its because i enjoyed it so much, i want to be able to revisit in future and remember how much i enjoyed it.

I don't understand why you need to worry about saturation? "You are a unique snowflake, just like everybody else." Do you think you've reached a cartharsis in your own blogging? Do you feel like you are duplicating work? Do you really need the popularity?

Or are you hoping for better feedback through comments or trackbacks?

>> Small audience, too many anime blogs

Why not just write what interests you and let the Internet self-balance? You know Sturgeon's Law, right?

I think you need to make sure to link link link. (Which you do, good.)

I'll tell you why I read your blog and ignore other animeblogger.net stuff: You had that To Heart 2 analysis. You have that Haruhi tracker. You have that Pinoy perspective. So maybe you're one of the thousands writing summaries, but that's not all you do. In short, you are adding value, making the connections and/or I find your perspective fascinating etc. And I'm sure there's other people like me, or not like me, that find facets of your blog interesting, etc.

So let the "oversaturation" issue make you re-evaluate your motivations, but once you're done, don't lose that focus.

BTW, I don't even read yours (or other people's) episode summaries. I guess I'm not an anime summary blog reader, but I'm still subscribed to you. Imagine that.