The sheer volume and linear timeline of services like Twitter and Friendfeed can't compare with the way you can organize information for future reference in a blog.
Like you, I see those services as a way to attract new readers and interact with those posting brilliant ideas so I can start reading what they have to say.
Then I can share them in my own blog, preserved in the appropriate category and sub-category so I can get back to them whenever I could use their input (written or live).
I found you through FriendFeed and might not have without it as our areas of interest overlap only on the edges - but enough that I value what you write.
MG Siegler
· 1 year ago
@internet stategist - thanks. glad you did find my site.
Anonymous
· 1 year ago
blogs are going the way of the dodo if you havent heard.
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Like you, I see those services as a way to attract new readers and interact with those posting brilliant ideas so I can start reading what they have to say.
Then I can share them in my own blog, preserved in the appropriate category and sub-category so I can get back to them whenever I could use their input (written or live).
I found you through FriendFeed and might not have without it as our areas of interest overlap only on the edges - but enough that I value what you write.