I know this is only my 4th post, but already there are a few problems (in case you're thinking of doing this yourself)...
Problem #1. What happens when you don't have an opportunity to enter a post on a particular day (or two). Who said that blogs need to be daily ? For example, the blogs that the a couple of brainy people at my company, Entrust, put out, seem to have a pretty irregular schedule of postings. I imagine that whatever readers I had, have already given up !
One theory I have on this problem is that people are creatures of habit...ergo, if they get in the habit of doing something on a daily (or any regular) basis, then you're in, otherwise your blog is like an over-advertised tourist trap on the information highway. [I have some ideas on creatures of habit that will have to wait for another day].
I did try and see if there is a log of visitors to the blog (a blog log perhaps?) - but can't find it. Consequently I'm not sure who's actually reading this stuff - problem #2. Maybe I should just consider this an online personal journal, and on occasion direct a friend here for a relevant read.
Problem #3. Rich said that you have to go through quite an arduous process to enter a comment on this blog. And once you do enter a comment, you can only tell who wrote the comment by some contextual language mind meld extrapolation. Why do I and others feel uncomfortable revealing their true identity out here ?
All that said, drop me a line if you're visiting this blog regularly and what you expect to read.
Sidedish - an interesting alternative to a regular blog is a photoblog, my favourites are Spacing and topleftpixel. Some other TO photoblogs can be found at www.photopia.tyo.ca/applestore. The good news, you don't need to write much, the bad side, you've got to be a great digital photographer. I don't' feel right leaving this paragraph without mentioning the real photographer of the family and his great pics.
So to leave you with some actual content, here's a great pic a friend emailed me the other day.
I've been writing this blog since 2005. I have had a number of content specific blogs in the past, but decided in 2013 to consolidate them all back into PJMixer. You'll find photo projects, movie reviews, new music and general thoughts about my life. [My photographs on this web site are protected by Creative Common licensing and cannot be used for commercial purposes without permission].
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