Not really a complaint, people are free to post up what they want to, but scanning over the "Most popular blog entries" I was somewhat disappointed to find that in the first 3 pages, not counting VIP entries, 8 out of the 23 entries are questions. "What was Darth Maul's real name?" "When did the 501st attack?" "What happened to the Jedi temple?" etc. And that 8 out of 23 is excluding entries which pose an opinion of their own on the question.

Perhaps it's just me, but these questions due to their brevity are far more suited for the message boards than a blog?

Not that I'm completely innocent since 2 of my poll-type entries have made it into the top 3 pages which could also easily be answered on a message board. I can try to justify one of them as being part of my Star Wars TV Collection though

Anyway, I'm just fairly disappointed that only 3 non-VIP entries in the top 3 pages are longer than a paragraph or so.

1. My own Star Wars TV Show Databank.
2. D0lfinz's: Episode I Making a Little More Sense? (Which I highly recommend reading)
3. The Star Wars Uncle's: Stronger, The Light Side of The Force Is

So I write this partially to get you to read 2 examples of what I think we need to see more of, and to ask: Do you personally perfer to read short, to the point entries and questions without an opinion on the issue posed. Or longer, more drawn out thoughts?

Again, just my opinion, any blogging is good blogging!
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