Season's Greetings from the Wakefield Doctrine (the theory of clarks, scotts and rogers)

The Wakefield Doctrine (the theory of clarks, scotts and rogers) has been here in Hubville only a very short time. At the insistence of a certain scottian member of the group, a certain AKH by name, I came here in the hopes of increasing traffic to Wakefield Doctrine blogsite, but I must say I have come to enjoy and appreciate this place (in the blogosphere) in ways I had not anticipated. Somehow, writing hubs about the Doctrine is allowing me a certain range and latitude that I do not seem to have at my 'real' blog. Which is odd, seeing how I could pretty much do anything I want over there, but it is sort of a major undertaking producing Posts for the blog. A lot of pressure, not a lot of company (in the writing process).
Hub Pages, while at first appearing to be overly restrictive in what I could and could not do, is a place I come now to relax from the pressure of producing content for the Doctrine.

One of the things I am enjoying the most here at Hub Pages is the "following thing". Following writers and acquiring followers...very fun in a (near) instant gratification sort of way.
So it being the Christmas/Kwanzaa/Hanukkah/Boxing Day/insert-preferred-holiday-here, I got to thinking, "well, we gots followers, its Christmas....what the hell am I going to get them for Christmas?!"

I have 20 people who clicked 'follow' and I am grateful for that, so I thought lets just say thanks (and tell them if they are a clark or a scott or a roger) (...yeah that Doctrine is never very far away, yo).

(being kinda newbie and all, I don't know how to tell who joined in what order, so I will just go by how they show up when I click: Show All)

The Hole Story one of the first to show up, HS says it best in the beginning of his bio: ..off the wall topics that most of us are familiar with in this world. All of these hubs are meant for your entertainment, and to help relieve you from all of the stress in day to day life. Please don't try to be over thinking the topics. The entire purpose here is to simply have a little fun ...does a good job too. (gonna go with clark here)

loka93210..very informative, level of organization to his hubs that I can only hope to achieve someday...definitely does the source of knowledge thing to a higher level (. clearly a rogerian hub writer)

MoneyCreator24 even though I mentioned that I can't figure out who came on as followers when. MC24 I recall 'cause it was just the other day...clear, direct refreshingly straightforward writing...( roger I would say with the high level of organization and clarity)

mylife=adventure yeah! myad! turned up recently...totally got the Doctrine (and which type they were)...I tip the hat (on my damn head) to myad, ( clark, as if you had to ask lol)

Nordy one of the examples of how this site, in particular and the internet in general is such an incredible resource. While not a substitute for the direct help of professionals, the idea that you can access such depths of expertise, even on a superficial level is amazing...( gotta go with a roger here)

Five One Cows lol...the first of the scottian hub-writers, fer sure...you should read this Cows, guy...too much!

brightforyou once again, the range of talent and information and skills and experience and it's all just a mouse-click away... (clarks do this kind of thing with such grace )

Goody5 to be able to gather the images and sequence in a way that, somehow adds to the fun of going throught them....dude! ('cellent hub, roger)

Girlieontheedge what can one say, the insight demonstrated has clearly been acquired at a very steep cost... (that there is a clark)

RedElf again with the encyclopedic knowledge and attendant skills in writing that takes 'too much information' and makes it useable/accessible... (am thinking roger here...not 100% sure but pretty sure)

Poethepoet one hub written with a depth of feeling (as exhibited here) is worth a whole of sackful of '20-minute-hubs'...( seems to be trending in a rogerian direction)

Ruzica entertaining and informative and even inspiring...good reads here and ( by all appearances a scottian ear for the narrative in these hubs)

goody6 man, talk about having the ability to draw out people with the lightest of touchs, dude! from the content I was thinking clark, but reading your interaction with the Commentationers on your hub, gots to be scott.

libby101a ...500 followers...98 hubs....3! months... damn, I am speechless, but you should go and see for yourself

toknowinfo eclecticise much?! how much time must it have taken to draw facts and information from as diverse a range of topics...and clearly and concisely written... a rogerian accessibility is evident in the 'voice' of the hubs.

Fenixfan the gift of story-telling is actually one of the primary characteristics of the rogerian personality...here we see it very impressively. There is a comfortable and confident quality that who wouldn't enjoy reading?

possum lover dude! possums!! excellent

Spacey Gracey again with the prolific hub ation...if I wasn't so mature, I would be gettin bummed-out by the level of skill and effort that is all over this place

drbj I guess I could just surf 'n read and have quite an interesting time...here again 'the mix', weird with practical and a slight scif overtone...how can you go wrong?

AKH AKH got me into this...she is one tough scottian DownSpring...you people ever at the Doctrine, go read her column, "Hey! a scott is talking" good shit.

So there you have the 20 lifeforms I am grateful to, here in the Hubnation...go and read their stuff, all good.

Good holidays...good Year to come.