Since I started The Movie-Fanatic, I've been quite particular with all the posts I made. I believed that quality is much more important than quantity. I hate posting about crap, so we (the tMF team) tried very hard not to post anything just for the sake of posting. So what's this post about? It's not about crap, be sure of that. Its about three things:

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I Hate Cats But I Love Pussy - Isn’t it ironic? Probably not because most of the girls I’ve met with cats are girls you wouldn’t want to sleep with anyway. Now I’m drifting off topic. So if there’s one topic for a website that’s sure to draw my ire, it’s cats. But you know what’s curious? Almost none of her posts are about cats. The vast majority of her posts are entries into online contests. Why?

That's not me! I'm quoting a site review from IHateYourWebsite.com

#1. Site Review: I'm going to actually submit tMf for a site review next month with either Tyler Cruz or some other top site reviewers...but at this point, I'm thinking why not get a review from this guy?

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#2. Traffic: I'm enjoying the surge of traffic and visitors! Since January, I've noticed that there are a lot of comments coming from lots of blogs and fansites. That's a tremendous boost to tMF and we've made sure we comment back. As you can see it's now our policy that any comment we get, we respond back with not just one but 2 or more. We say what we mean, and mean what we say.

There are also some ads appearing on tMF. One of them is the popular entrecard. It's where you can find lots of blogs (I'm especially looking for movie blogs to affiliate with!) and all you need to do is visit websites drop your card and wait for them to drop back. You may want to place an ad at tMF, we're quite cheap- for a site that boasts of 1,200+ unique visitors per day that is...

What makes entrecard cool is that I've found some amazing movie blogs. Here's 3 of them:

Quite new, launched just last January, I find this site to be quite amazing. For starters, Jaden, the owner is a freelance writer who did projects for some of the big film studios in Hollywood. I'm sure there will be lots of new articles that would give us more insights into the Hollywood scene. One of the most interesting posts I've read over there is: 80 Years of Oscar Losers I Love. I'm not into much of classics, but there are some interesting movies on the list worth watching. There's also a nice article about Heath Ledger- not at all crappy and silly like most of the stuff you can read from the vultures who love to exploit people's misery.

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#3. Fansite of the month feature: tMF is also going to launch the fansite of the month feature. Stay tuned tomorrow for the first ever site of the month!

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written by soundtrackgeek, February 29, 2008

Thanks for this! I discovered a couple of new sites . Entrecard is great for discovering new sites, I've read that some 3000 blogs are part of it now.

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written by Jaden @ Screenwriting for Hollywood, February 29, 2008

3000 is a scary number of blogs. Yikes.
I am right there with you folks about not wanting to put up crap blogs just to put up something. The amount of time I spend writing one post is over the top, but I am a perfectionist. The writing on the majority of blogs is embarrassing, especially when they are instructing on how to write!

That cat-pussy quote is purrrrrfectly funny.

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written by Jaden @ Screenwriting for Hollywood, February 29, 2008

Oh! My dial-up is so slow, half this article just popped up after I left a comment.

Thanks for spotlighting my site!

I like Sizzling Popcorn too.

Your site is informative, interesting, entertaining, and tasteful too, hence why I am here.

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written by Jean, February 29, 2008

Soundtrackgeek, Entrecard is growing all the time. It's great how you can find new blogs easily.

Jaden, I agree with you, there's a lot of blogs out there that are filled with spelling mistakes. Each of my postings takes about 3-4 hours of my time, considering the 2 or so hours it takes to watch a movie and then an hour to two of formulating, writing and proofreading my review before I post.

Jed and the team, keep up the great work! Your site is interesting and provides me with information when I'm reviewing a movie of a rising star.

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