What is the reason for this? Well there are several, actually. Mainly, it the lack of options for formatting with the Psychforums blog. Levi and I use BBCode quite a bit in our writing, mainly to distinguish ourselves, but also for all of the reasons that most people would use BBCode. Sure, we can distingiush ourselves in the way we have been and, say, use CAPS FOR EMPHASIS, but we don't like doing it ths way because A. Someone who is briefly skimming the post will have a hard time knowing which of us is talking and B. I really don't like sounding like I'm shouting all of the time. Fortunately, our new blog solves all of these problems, as it DOES allow BBCode (well, it's actually HTML, but for all practical purposes the're the same thing

Reason number two: Relevance. Levi and I are probably going to end up talking about a lot of things that aren't really related to Psychology, so they'd just be annoying here. Writing on a blog not associated with anything but us ensures that all topics are relevant.
Reason number three: Censorship. On Psychforums, all blogs must be approved by a moderator before being published, and if the moderator feels that the post is innapropriate or unnecessarily triggering, s/he can edit or delete the post as they see fit. I understand the reasoning for this, but it bothers me, and while I'll admit to having no trouble with the mods thus far, it's the simple principle of it that gets to us... well, me anyway.
Well, that's all. You can get back on with your life now.
Oh, One last thing. Since there are no longer any hoops to be jumped through in order to post on our new blog, we have no way of knowing if something we post is going to go over the top and offend people. Therefore, ANY AND ALL POSTS MUST BE REGARDED AS HAVING THE POTENTIAL TO TRIGGER, AND MUCT BE READ AT YOUR OWN RISK AND DISCRETION. We will do our best to flag posts that we believe to be potentially triggering with warnings, but we are not liable for any emotional outbursts caused by our writings.