It has to be one of three things or all three:

1. grabs my attention and hooks me in
2. a different slant than the typical
3. actually informative, moving or entertaining, so much so that I think"more need to read this!"

If I don't re-blog it, I wasn't inspired to; it was too blah,blah blah about the same old same old or the author was phoning it in or worse, the author was negative. 

I rarely reblog and when I do it's usually a post about a subject that I would consider to be of interest to anyone in the general public who might be reading my blog.

you get Google juice from a reblog....and I select blog posts that are outstanding.... and there are many on this site...

I reblog posts that offer the same point of view as my own. I lead in why I think the post is good, credit the author & punch the button.

There isn't much I find of value lately to reshare.

Ridiculous answer to 'I don't have the time' - if anything it is 100 times easier .... sheesh.

I reblog posts that I think would benefit a large population, also something that they might have missed...such as a contest annoucement.

- I reblog based on if it applies to the consumers in my area.  

- If I feel it is info that needs to reach a bigger audience because the content is worthy

- I may also set the calendar date for weeks in the future when it may have a greater impact during that part of the calendar. 

I select posts that I liked reading.  Pretty simple criteria for me!

     I used to do reblogs.  I need to get back on the program!

I select those that I believe will be of interest either to consumers who might be reading my blog or other AR members. I don't reblog often and am pretty selective. I also add some preliminary comments so it's clear why I chose it, rather than just saying - great post, read it! And no copy paste intro like you sometimes see

If they're applicable to the consumer in my area and I haven't written about it before (or it's been awhile), I'll re-blog. 

Just don't do it! No particular reason!

I select interesting and well written blogs to reblog.

Reblogs provide an easy way to pay it forward and to earn a few extra points every day as well.

I really need to do more re-blogging. I love to re-blog but I have been busy with some projects and it kind of slipped my mind. Need to get back on track! 

I would select them based on what I believe would be beneficial to my subscribers. 

At times I go back a year and pull out some nice ones for a refresher

I re-blog what I think will appeal to many members. It is so easy to miss good content here. And IMO the blogs posted on the home page are often not the real stand-out blogs. So re-blogging get more content seen by more members.

Haven't given this much thought. If I do it's because I liked what the blog was about or the different point of view shared.

I prohibit most of my posts to be reblogged.

I only re-blog posts that I feel are really interesting to my readers.

If I find it interesting I will will reblog it...

I try to choose something that will inspire.

I reblog the posts that I think should be seen again. Sometimes they are feautrued posts, sometimes not.

Tony and Suzanne Marriott, Associate Brokers - oh it takes long time for me to pick that up - sometimes I go back 5 years, too!

I don't re blog. It's just something I don't do. 

I have reblogged when I find it would be helpful to my customer base so often that is from inspectors.

Very seldom do I reblog.  I think I've done it twice.  The posts were good and something I thought should get a rebroadcast.

On occasion I reblog but honestly it's not high on my to do list every day.

I generally don't reblog pursuant to my business rules.

Tony,

I rarely reblog unless I think the post may needs more exposure, or I am inspired by the subject.  A

Whatever strikes me as pertinent to my target market.  I do like the re-blog feature.

Just in case it is a plagiarized post.

I seem to reblog for my readership or to fill a hole in my blog

I rarely do re-blog. When I do, it is usually when my panties twist and my voice raises two octives  over what I have read.

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I rarely re-blog.  When I do, it is because the content was such that I was compelled to re-blog and get the message out. 

I rarely reblog.   While you ask "Why not?" I reply "Why?".   I don't have an issue with the option it's just not a part of my current blogging strategy and I admit it's nice to have someone think a post is re-blog worthy.  

For me, i like to re-blog something that affects me, something i do or i believe in. 

I only reblog some of my teams posts - after having asked here about reblogging others, it seems most prefer it to not be reblogged so I don't

I don't re-blog.  Why? "aint nobody got time for that".

I have never reblogged, but am not opposed to it. Time crunch is the primary reason.