As for the actual articles… I prefer news related info and sighting reports. I do appreciate your personal insights, but I keep my eyes open for the “juicy bits” for the most part.

1) I read it daily when I can, not in a work place (mainly because I have job but no static “workplace”).

2) no.

3) longer thoughtful items, I like to have as much information as possible on a given subject with any nuances intact. and I very much like the older newspaper and historical report posts that are given time to time on Cryptomundo.

But, as is this is a great site, Thanks for putting it out here.

Right now I do not have a computer at home, so I use part of my lunch break at work to visit the sight almost daily.

It is a little more convenient, since my time is limited, to read the shorter posts, but when I have the extra time, I also enjoy the longer more thoughful ones.

As for length of articles, it really depends on the subject matter. I like the classic cryptids - Bigfoot/Yeti/Skunkape, Thunderbirds, Nessie. For those subjects I’ll read any length of article. Now other subjects like for instance the mysterious cats and dogs, ehn, depends on if I have time. I’ll usually just skim those articles if they are longer. Any unidentifiable remains (re: Montauk Monster, globsters) I’l take the time to read the entire article.

I’ve never actually used Cryptomundo for a school assignment, but if given the chance to do a research project on something cryptozoologic I definitely would cite here. I’ve actually cited Cryptomundo in an online debate in a (now-defunct) forum I modded at.

I’ve never been on an expedition, but that doesn’t stop me from looking when I’m taking the backways to get somewhere. I swear I saw something once in the woods, but it was so brief I just dismissed it as a deer.

Try to read Cryptomundo every day when I can. Don’t have a computer at home so the public library does fine.

Cryptomundo is one of ten sites I post and go through daily. Loren’s CopycatEffect Blog is also on that list of ten.

I prefer the briefer stories if I don’t have the time but if I DO have the time I can sit down and enjoy the longer ones at leisure.

Never used this for a school paper.

I read cryptomundo exclusively at work, hardly ever miss a day. I spend most of my time during the week in front of a computer so I rarely get on the computer at home since I’ve likely already been sitting in front of one for 40+ hours during the week. When I get home, the last thing I want to see is a computer screen, but in the off-chance that I did get online at home, I would certainly check to see if there were any new topics posted since my last visit.

Sasada,40, location withheld.

Cryptomundo for me is an escape from the hum~drum of everyday life. In the past, I was an avid BF researcher. But due to the controversy and all out bad light that has been shed on this work, I have gone back to the pharmaceutical field, and animal tracking ( for the local wildlife center).

But I have to give credit where it is due, Loren Coleman is a bright beacon in this field of cryptozoology. He has kept this long controversial subject alive and my hat is off to him.

So Loren, stand up and take a long deserved bow. Because you have earned it my friend.

Cryptomundo is and always will be #1 in my book.

I check Cryptomundo everyday at least a few days a day so see what is up. I only check it at home.

I enjoy short posts because I am usually strapped for time. But I do enjoy reading longer thought out posts occasionally. I think it depends on the topic. I thought the Racism in Cryptozoology post was interesting and any stories on expeditions, people, and certain cryptids and what it’s like to be a cryptozoologist. I also like helpful hints on anything related + videos and pictures.

I do not use cryptomundo in the field and I have not used cryptomundo for any school papers.

Keep up the great work!