20050929
Just...
... wondering what all this is spozed to mean.
If only anyone could help me. Something about making a blog is still beyond comprehension.
Maybe it's to encourage common people like me to write my diary on the net but, what the heck? Diary anbody can read? It's the privacy issue everyone knows that or instead, it's not a diary at all. It should be called a report or proceeding or whatever as long as the reason it is made is to be read by other people.
Another explanation is, instead of mere looking or reading, common people like me can write too. That's a bit reasonable as it may be unexpected before to see how common people can tell something too.
But then, is there any statistics showing the real achievement of the whole blogging project? I can only observe from far away, only pick some, indeed very little, sample to conclude that the so-called common people only rarely post. A lot, I mean, a lot, of blogs that has been dead in sense that it is no longer updated for the past two years or so. And if not, there is a strong possibility that actually, people only pick material from pros and repost it in their blogs. So where's the desired effect?
Ahh, maybe it's just my paralyzed observation with a backup of mere random wandering instead of well-documented logging. I don't even know why I write all this from the first place because maybe, just maybe, I am just talking to myself all along. [17:31] [1 pacelaŧón]
If only anyone could help me. Something about making a blog is still beyond comprehension.
Maybe it's to encourage common people like me to write my diary on the net but, what the heck? Diary anbody can read? It's the privacy issue everyone knows that or instead, it's not a diary at all. It should be called a report or proceeding or whatever as long as the reason it is made is to be read by other people.
Another explanation is, instead of mere looking or reading, common people like me can write too. That's a bit reasonable as it may be unexpected before to see how common people can tell something too.
But then, is there any statistics showing the real achievement of the whole blogging project? I can only observe from far away, only pick some, indeed very little, sample to conclude that the so-called common people only rarely post. A lot, I mean, a lot, of blogs that has been dead in sense that it is no longer updated for the past two years or so. And if not, there is a strong possibility that actually, people only pick material from pros and repost it in their blogs. So where's the desired effect?
Ahh, maybe it's just my paralyzed observation with a backup of mere random wandering instead of well-documented logging. I don't even know why I write all this from the first place because maybe, just maybe, I am just talking to myself all along. [17:31] [1 pacelaŧón]
