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Englishpupil Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Blogs at or On?

I often find these confusing, these sentences, which is correct way and why?:

I'll write at Facebook OR I'll write on Facebook OR I'll write in Facebook.
He blogs at blogspot, He blogs on blogspot or He blogs in blogspot.

thank you.
  

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I should think: "on" Facebook, just like you write "on" a wall. I don't know anything about blogspot but I would anticipate "at" and "on", just as you are "at" a place or speak "on" a speaking-platform or can write "on" a wall. d

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  • I should think: "on" Facebook, just like you write "on" a wall.
  • I don't know anything about blogspot but I would anticipate "at" and "on", just as you are "at" a place or speak "on" a speaking-platform or can write "on" a wall.
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I should think:
"on" Facebook, just like you write "on" a wall.

I don't know anything about blogspot but I would anticipate "at" and "on", just as you are "at" a place or speak "on" a speaking-platform or can write "on" a wall.

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Hi thanks for reply, so if my friend writes article in EnglishForward.com, do I use this sentence
"my friend writes article on englishforum" or "my friend writes article at englishforum".

I know I can also use "my friend writes for englishforum",
but what if my friend owns englishforum, in that case "he does not write for", am i correct?

its bit confusing to be honest as
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I can't think of a clear rule to explain the usage for such things, other than you have to think what their physical equivalent is - is the website like a place ('at'), a wall or TV ('on'), a platform ('on'), something you feel distant from ('at', 'on'), something you can benefit, serve or be employed by ('for'), something you live in ('in'), a communication channel ('via', 'by')..... partly this
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