BurningbirdI received the nicest invite to join Blog Sisters from Jeneane Sessum. As much fun as this organization looks to be, I’m going to have to keep my weblogging to the two existing blogs or I’ll never finish the damn books and you’ll have to listen to me bitch about living on the streets and blogging from […]
Nothing like throwing my own self into the pot of hot, boiling oil, but I know I’m going to get slammed big time for the following: A big number in Daypop yesterday and today was the now unemployed Heather Hamilton, who lost her job because of her weblog postings (also more at MetaFilter and check Daypop for numerous […]
Weblogging is the world’s greatest novel, written by me and about 10,000 of my closest friends. Mike Sanders opened up a discussion about blogging communities today, which happened to fit perfectly with some thoughts that have been kicking around in my tired brain. He mentioned the A-list bloggers and defined them as a community. I agree with […]
Poor Mike. I imagine he didn’t know what he started today with his posting on community, especially his reference to the A-List and MetaFilter. As expected the MeFi gang picked up on the posting. This is a good thread to follow, with many good points. There was also some similarity to the kite and the fickle wind described […]
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. And over at John’s the discussion is about the shut down of Morpheus, software based on Fast Track, as is Kazaa. I believe I mentioned this last week that any P2P network that has iron – no matter how minute – in the cloud can be shut down. I will refrain from saying […]