Triberr Makes a Difference

June 6, 2013 — Triberr, TriberrPrime, tribes

reflection

There are few glitches in the Triberr system that bother me. I sometimes fail to notice a problem until after it has been solved. That is why I joined Triber prime. I think the platform that synchronizes posting of blogs for tribal members is the best format/platform/literary soirée for me. Last week something went wrong with my own feed to the system, which was remedied when I noticed my posts had not arrived into he feed process. Members have the option of ignoring the posts, or even of muting all posts if there is no compatibility with the author.  I have become aware of many  bloggers through Triberr.  The fun of international sharing of blogs is a blast for me on a social, intellectual, and experimental basis.  I enjoy sharing what my tribe members have to say.  I learn new things daily from my tribe.

When Triberr is down I  have a much smaller response to my posts.  The random tweeting by my tribal brothers and sisters takes my work to readers I would not otherwise reach.  I think the $10  a month I pay to use all the Prime services is one of the best investments I can make.  It opens doors and shows me new corners of the world. I do feel the difference that the syndication through Triberr has made to my blogging and I am grateful to have the use of such a fine technology. I study my ancestors and wonder how they might have used a system like Triberr to teach and or convince.