Redefining ‘friend’ requests…
… if you’ve figured out a way in which blogging is not self-important…I’d really like to hear it? Seriously.
We’ll know the Internet has matured when when we synonymize weblogging with writing. Is there a way in which “writing” is not self-important?
Sure. Refrigerator repair manuals and textbooks exist next to diaries and magazines and Supreme Court opinions.
Once more for the cheap seats: it’s a web-log. It’s simply a record of things one chooses to put on the Internet, with as many purposes as when we apply ink to paper.
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generic1 reblogged this from nerdshares and added:
Internet has matured when when we synonymize weblogging with writing. Is there
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I guess there is your argument for having a commenting system. So that people can leave you mean spirited, passive...
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choire said:
Well, that sure is a fascinating iteration of the New Niceness.
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was worried there was...potential stalking situation.
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There’s a link to my Facebook/Twitter on my page. I recently made a lot of profile info private, so…that might have...
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