FAQ & About
I have already received quite a few messages about things, so I figured that I will address them here! No one likes confusion!
1. Would you mind following me back, or checking out my blog?
I would love to follow you guys back. Every single on of you. However, this is a side blog ran off of my main. :( I am sorry. However, I usually follow back the blogs from my main account, most of the time. It’s a tedious task to keep up with.
2. Where do you get your information?
I have a few friends who e-mail me articles, a Twitter that follows many many news-producing Twitters, and I am constantly reading up on Google and any news article that posts through there. I also live on Sovetsky Sport, so..
3. How do you decide what to post?
It’s actually kind of hard to decide, sometimes. I try and touch on every subject that I come across, and actually queue up some things for the future. Although, I don’t always post it!
4. Do you speak Russian?
It’s not very good. I can read it better than I can speak it.
5. Do you ever pull Russian articles?
Yes! A lot of those, are queued, actually, because I worry about posting them. It’s just a feeling of not being sure if people want it on their dash, or just want English. It just sort of depends on the article itself.
6. What’s your main blog?
Eh, it’s sort of private. If you want it, you can message me, but it’s nothing spectacular by any means.
7. Do you live in Russia?
I live in the USA right now. My family is from Omsk, and my dad is currently living there, and I plan on going soon! Avangard♥
8. You post more hockey than anything else. Why?
I live on Sovetsky Sport. I love hockey. Pavel Lysenkov is my hero of sorts, and I can’t get enough of the site. Short story, I was in Dallas once(because I kind of live there), at the Stars’ game, and met one of the writers for Sovetsky. They are super fantastic guys, and know their stuff. Nostalgia at its finest.
9. Your layout sucks.
I know. Trust me, I know.
10. Who are you?
I love getting this question, because it’s extremely vague.
