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Free Full Length Tribadism Videos

Matt Slogan

Below is a notice we recently posted at the Tribadism Forum.  Basically we’re looking for honest reviews of Tribadism videos and will provide you with access to the videos you are to review free of charge.

This is your chance to get your hands on full length Tribadism videos absolutely free. What we’re looking for is people to give us honest Tribadism video reviews of 400+ words. You don’t have to have any writing skills and if you’re worried about coming up with 400 coherent words in an article-type format then contact me and we’ll work out a structure that will suit you better.

In order to be accepted as a reviewer you’ll need to submit one review in our reviews section of a video you’ve already seen. If you have any questions, please ask them below.

The first step is to provide with a review of a video you’ve already seen.  Thereafter we will give you free access to the videos you are to provide reviews for.  This arrangement can continue as long as you wish to watch free videos and we wish to receive you reviews.

As outlined above, we would like the reviews to be around 400 words but they do not need to be in any kind of standard format.  A creative structure or presentation would actually be better we feel.  If you’re interested then please head over to the reviews section of the forum where you may ask questions and submit your first review.

Blog News

Matt Slogan

RudeBlog

Ok, just a quick note with some news. If you remember a post I made the other week about Rude.com and they’re great new Tribadism channel, I’ve just taken it a bit further and created a Tribadism blog, ‘RudeBlog,’ within the Rude website. I’ll use the blog to follow the Tribadism scene within Rude in terms of videos, pics, blogs and board postings.

Blog Visibility

I’ve just created a Technorati Profile, one of a number of steps I’m taking at the moment to increase the visibility of this blog and hence the website. Hopefully my efforts will get some more people interested in our niche so we can build some community and start making some noise to encourage more content. If you are interested in standing up and being counted then I suggest you head on over to the Tribadism Forum and contribute to the discussions there. Your comments are also welcome at my blog here if you have the time.

Tribadism Forum Discussion

Matt Slogan

One of the things that I think is really holding back the growth of our niche is the fact that there are so many terms and definitions to describe the same thing. Its probably difficult for a potential content producer to determine how big the Tribadism market is when some people are calling it Tribadism, others say trib or tribbing then theres pussy grinding, scissoring, bumping uglies or any of the 80 other colloquialisms to describe the same exact thing. Then, once the true term is known, you have to wade through the many different defintions to decide what people really mean and want when they say Tribadism.

I’ve seen the effects of this a lot when I search the interent for videos and other trib material. There are many discussions in forums and on blogs but they’re all calling it different things so no one sees the connection between them. Thats why I was happy to launch the Tribadism Forum with a friend of mine. I’m hoping that we can develop it into a central location to discuss all things trib related and let the world know how many people actually dig this Tribadism thing. Along with that I think we need to develop some official definitions so we all know what we’re talking about.

Discussion Forums and communities can become very powerful things. The topics can become informative and information rich as they combine the knowledge of every participant and also stimulate additional thought to create a body of knowledge that is greater than the sum of its individual contributers.

Therefore I encourage you to head on over to the Tribadism Forum and show your support by at least signing up and if you have the time, contributing to the discussion.

Heres a list of Tribadism discussions I’ve found on the web: