The links are actually what drew me to Niners Nation.

I used to wake up in the morning and search GOOGLE and SFGate for links. Nuggets put everything in one easy spot, made my life a lot easier.

Definately keep it up!

My opinion on B/Ris mixed. For one, there are some really good writers on there. But like mentioned above, some are not that good.

A lot of 49ers articles will pop up because there is a job application for CBS that requires people to write article about their team. I am applying for that job too and there are a lot of repetitive articles (like 1994 team is favorite, or ask a player X amount of questions). B/R is good for the uniqueness, but not that great

On the Main Page, alongside the other fan blog sites. Or, you can create a column on the right hand side of the Main Page devoted to other fanposts from different sources.

If I wanted to read an article of a imaginary interview with Frank Gore, then I can always read the 49erWebzone’s message board, that has a lot of imaginary article’s and analysis. Just like BR.

I get Google alerts on the 49ers and I’m getting a million from bleacher report in the last couple of weeks. It’s really pissing me off because while none of it is original reporting (I’m not expecting that), it’s not like there’s a lot of weight behind the articles either. Where’s the credibility? Who vouched for them, and when? The orchestrators of the Web site have obviously got their SEO in full gear, but I’m still waiting to hear about how great one of their writers is or how in-depth their coverage is before I go over there. I come here because the mood is light-hearted and the football knowledge is deep — from both the fans and the writers. How does the bleacher report stack up in those areas?

DUH…

“This is the position most spectators are hoping has consistency and can lead this team into the postseason. Shaun Hill and Alex Smith are the clear leaders to duke it out for the starting role. Fifth-round pick Nate Davis and veteran Damon Huard are in the mix for backup roles.

Hill had an excellent season in 2008, going 5-3 as a starter and 7-3 overall with the 49ers. He is still trying to prove that he is the man for the job, after Singletary stated that he will be competing with Smith for the starting position. He is the favorite though and his play on the field will speak for itself when it comes down to naming the starter.

Smith is coming into the 2009 campaign with a monkey on his back. He is out to prove his number one overall status and that he can be the franchise quarterback for this team.

Showing flashes of brilliance throughout his time here, mainly in the 2006 season, he can show that he has talent. Injuries have been making fans lose faith in him, but he out to regain his fan base and be a true competitor on the field."

I’d be pissed too if I got spammed with this kind of drivel.