how do
How do people do this blog thing.
For one, I imagine they don't. If you noticed at the top of this page or most that are on Blogger, is a button for next blog. I have noticed when you just randomly go to a blog, you will find it inactive. go to my profile and click on an interest, then surf around to all the others that have a similar interest that haven't posted since 2004.
There is a lot of take about wikis and blogs and what great technology they are, yet it is idle and not much productive. And worse, it is lame, just like me.
Mostly what I see is men and women starting something, with the interest of recording their life as it happens. They start out strong, but it is never explained why after two posts or so they are done.
And those who do post, I don't know how they do. They have links all over the place. It's like they must spend half their life writing, and the other half searching. You learn a lot of things, but man the time consumed. For example or speaking of, I was able to add a clock to the opening page, because I noticed someone had one. When you hold your mouse over the clock it links you to a site where you can get your own clock.
I got it from the talking Initiative blog run by a seemingly 17 year old lesbian (or at least she was 17 at one time). Her last post was: Wednesday, November 03, 2004. She mentions W wins, so maybe she gave up on life after that.
Plus to make a lot of the different blog features, you need to know html tagging or spend the time figuring it out.
Like anything and everything you take it one day at a time. It's like reading, if you read a page a day, you will read a book in a year. People read so little on a whole that it is amazing.
UK reading statistics. from this site.
For one, I imagine they don't. If you noticed at the top of this page or most that are on Blogger, is a button for next blog. I have noticed when you just randomly go to a blog, you will find it inactive. go to my profile and click on an interest, then surf around to all the others that have a similar interest that haven't posted since 2004.
There is a lot of take about wikis and blogs and what great technology they are, yet it is idle and not much productive. And worse, it is lame, just like me.
Mostly what I see is men and women starting something, with the interest of recording their life as it happens. They start out strong, but it is never explained why after two posts or so they are done.
And those who do post, I don't know how they do. They have links all over the place. It's like they must spend half their life writing, and the other half searching. You learn a lot of things, but man the time consumed. For example or speaking of, I was able to add a clock to the opening page, because I noticed someone had one. When you hold your mouse over the clock it links you to a site where you can get your own clock.
I got it from the talking Initiative blog run by a seemingly 17 year old lesbian (or at least she was 17 at one time). Her last post was: Wednesday, November 03, 2004. She mentions W wins, so maybe she gave up on life after that.
Plus to make a lot of the different blog features, you need to know html tagging or spend the time figuring it out.
Like anything and everything you take it one day at a time. It's like reading, if you read a page a day, you will read a book in a year. People read so little on a whole that it is amazing.
UK reading statistics. from this site.
Technorati Tags:
bibliotech, blogs, books, technology, wiki, reading
posted by Library Monkey at 10:50 AM
0 Comments:
Post a Comment
<< Home