https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=5374"Blog Guidelines:
PF welcomes you to take advantage of its blog feature. We recognize that blog entries are inherently personal; accordingly, more flexibility is permitted there than would be suitable in the main forums. Nonetheless, blog entries are subject to the same overall guidelines in effect throughout PF, as appropriate. Personal theories are not permitted in blogs. Obscenity, hate speeches, religious screeds, personal attacks on other members, and promotion of crackpottery are not welcome anywhere on PF. Be aware that "Private" blog entries are viewable by Mentors and Admin.
The purpose of having blog rules is to maintain a certain standard of quality and professionalism in the content that is published on a blog. This helps to ensure that the blog is a reliable source of information and that readers have a positive experience when visiting the blog.
Some common mistakes that bloggers make include using excessive slang or jargon, writing in an unorganized or rambling manner, not citing sources or providing incorrect information, and using clickbait titles or misleading headlines.
No, these rules are generally applicable to all types of blogs, regardless of their topic or niche. While there may be some specific guidelines or standards for certain types of blogs, the overall principles of professionalism and high-quality content apply to all blogs.
Following these rules can benefit a blogger in several ways. It can help to establish them as a credible and trustworthy source of information, attract a larger audience of readers, and potentially lead to collaborations or partnerships with other bloggers or brands. Additionally, adhering to these rules can improve the overall quality of the blog and make it more enjoyable for both the blogger and their readers.
If you come across a blog that is not following these rules, you can politely reach out to the blogger and offer some constructive feedback or suggestions. Alternatively, you can choose not to engage with the blog and instead support other bloggers who do follow these rules. Remember to always be respectful and courteous in your interactions with other bloggers.