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Simple English definitions for legal terms

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A quick definition of blog:

A blog is a website where people write about their thoughts, experiences, or news. They can include pictures, videos, or links to other websites. Blogs are usually updated regularly and readers can leave comments. Some people make money from their blog, while others use it to share information with a specific group of people. Anyone can make a blog by choosing a name, platform, and hosting service.

A more thorough explanation:

A blog, short for weblog, is a website where one or more writers share their personal insights in news articles or journal-like entries. These entries, also called blog posts, can contain text, photos, videos, or links to other internet sources. They are usually released at regular and frequent intervals, with the most recent entries listed first and the rest displayed in reverse chronological order.

Blogs often have comment sections where readers can voice their thoughts, concerns, or criticisms about blog posts. Comments can be viewed and replied to by both the blogger and other readers.

The subject matter of blogs can be as broad or narrow as the author(s) desire, and the purpose of each blog is unique. Some blogs are meant as an income source, with bloggers hoping to draw in a large following so that they might monetize the blog through ads, partnerships, sales, or memberships. Others serve as a communication tool to convey information about certain subjects or experiences to a narrow audience, without financial incentives.

Anyone can make a blog. They need only choose a domain name, blogging platform, and web hosting service, which can be accomplished either through free or paid online services. Most online services will allow for sample or customized layout designs to accommodate for both new and advanced bloggers.

  • A food blogger who shares recipes and restaurant reviews on their blog.
  • A travel blogger who writes about their experiences and provides tips for other travelers.
  • A fashion blogger who posts outfit ideas and product reviews.

These examples illustrate how blogs can cover a wide range of topics and serve different purposes. Each blogger has their own unique voice and perspective, and their blog allows them to share their thoughts and experiences with others.

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Sounds good to me
HopefullyInLawSchool
13:43
@glovediedthisishismom: What if he appoint Ym instead?
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13:47
do schools straight reject people from ed or to they always ed-rd if its a no for ED?
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13:48
Some schools rject
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Thanks! I couldn't find any reddit thread about it lol
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but just means now I have to wait for the rejection from Davis
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14:17
@Law-Guy Im feeling kinda happy I applied YM to UCI hoping it helps (:
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@HopefullyinLawSchool What's YM?
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babycat
14:20
another victim claimed
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Might have to send in addendums for that
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14:26
No wave, so sad.
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What are the odds that berk releases later today?
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@Dkk: And here I thought you were a prophet. Smh.
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@WorthlessAttractiveZombie: 4
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