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Yes, I can add it, but since APNEA.cz is dedicated primarily to the freediving sport, and not really spearfishing, all posts speaking about spearfishing will be automatically suppressed.
Sorry for that - I have absolutely nothing against spearfishing or against spearfishers, but simply want to keep the two disciplines separated. There are far too many spearfishing websites and other resources than those for pure freediving. I would not manage to handle it all together and fear that the spearfishing content would soon take over the freediving part. I was thinking about opening a special spearfishing version of the website, but since I am not myself any spearo, and since it requires quite a bit of work and maintenance, and since it generates no income, currently the plan is on the backburner.
But if there are sometimes some posts speaking about pure freediving on your blog, and not only about hunting, I'll be glad to add your blog too.
Sorry for that - I have absolutely nothing against spearfishing or against spearfishers, but simply want to keep the two disciplines separated. There are far too many spearfishing websites and other resources than those for pure freediving. I would not manage to handle it all together and fear that the spearfishing content would soon take over the freediving part. I was thinking about opening a special spearfishing version of the website, but since I am not myself any spearo, and since it requires quite a bit of work and maintenance, and since it generates no income, currently the plan is on the backburner.
But if there are sometimes some posts speaking about pure freediving on your blog, and not only about hunting, I'll be glad to add your blog too.
I've added a bigger number of freediving websites, blogs, and forums to the list visited and parsed by the APNEA.cz spider robot, and the total number of freediving news sources reached another milestone - a quarter of thousand sources!
The complete list is here: APNEA.cz - News Feed Statistics
The news headlines are on the home page or can be subscribed via RSS, of course too. Recently I've split the news into four categories (there were three previously): general freediving news, blogs, and articles; forum posts; twitter messages; and videos.
Lately, I focused on freediving forums, especially in various non-English languages. It is amazing how much information you can see there. With some basic linguistic knowledge and with the help of online translation tools, it is quite easy to read even websites in very exotic languages. And often you can find there very valuable information, you won't see otherwise on DB, or other global forums.
EDIT: if you run a freediving website, blog, or a forum, and wish to be included into the news feed, or know about some that you would like to see added, just post the link here, or send it to me by a PM
The complete list is here: APNEA.cz - News Feed Statistics
The news headlines are on the home page or can be subscribed via RSS, of course too. Recently I've split the news into four categories (there were three previously): general freediving news, blogs, and articles; forum posts; twitter messages; and videos.
Lately, I focused on freediving forums, especially in various non-English languages. It is amazing how much information you can see there. With some basic linguistic knowledge and with the help of online translation tools, it is quite easy to read even websites in very exotic languages. And often you can find there very valuable information, you won't see otherwise on DB, or other global forums.
EDIT: if you run a freediving website, blog, or a forum, and wish to be included into the news feed, or know about some that you would like to see added, just post the link here, or send it to me by a PM
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