I’ve decided to write a short article about my five most recently published articles. This article is to remind me, and all my readers, to keep writing as often as you can. Even when you think you haven’t been writing a lot, you might be suprised to see how much of your work has actually been published recently. The key to success on Triond, on any writing site, at any endeavour, is to just keep plugging away, even when things aren’t going too well.

Farm Town and Farmville: Why The Obsession?

This is a short article I wrote exploring the sudden boom in the number of people playing Farm Town and Farmville on Facebook. I’ve given some examples I’ve witnessed of people giving these games too much of their time. While writing this, I also noticed the number of guides that people have written on Triond about both of these games recently.
Published: September 13th

Why Real Nerds are Actually Cool

This article is written from a personal perspective. It is a story about one of my friends who may seem like a nerd for his love of “Mighty Morphin’ Power Rangers”, but should infact be admired for his passion and desire to enjoy himself.
Published: September 13th

My Three Top-Earning Triond Articles

This is an article I wrote about my three top-earning articles here on Triond. I gave a brief overview about each article, what is was about, and why I think it did so well. It was also a learning experience for me, because it forced me to note which of my works are the most successful and which I should perhaps avoid in the future.
Published: September 10th

My Triond Records

I wrote this article to take a look at some of my work more closely. It is a selection of my records here on Triond. I was quite intrigued when I discovered that my most viewed article was not my most commented on article and that my most viewed article wasn’t controversial or “current” in any way.
Published: September 7th

Three Entertaining Triond Articles You Should Check Out

I got the inspiration for this article while just looking at my friends’ work on Triond. While viewing them, I noticed that the most entertaining articles were often the least important. The most intriguing articles often looked at everyday objects in a different, more imaginative, manner or looked at current events from another perspective that we don’t get to observe often.
Published: September 6th