WEBLOGS HISTORY AND PERSPECTIVE
I enjoyed the history of weblogging. It was a good read, an interesting read actually. We all blog about what we love and what we want in life and sure, unexpected commentary shows up. She is right. Blogging is an everyday thing now, but back then it was growing. Later on, she noted it grew exponentially: The beginning of everyday blogging. As for me, I blog to a fixed limit. I say a little something in my Facebook status. Then all the discourse begins.
After clicking on some of the links, I noticed the display, interface, and other visuals are made simpler. Templates and backgrounds. Some people I know use images of themselves, loved ones, and celebrities. Just clicked a few more links, and they are not found. A little sad.
The blog becomes e-writing. Diary, journal, memory, poem, songs, rants, stories; anything. With new blogs created everyday it's safe to assume what types occurred during birthdays, Christmas, 9/11, and summer.
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The first section started off with amazing tips. I find them very useful.
The excerpt from Mr. Jalopy and his machines is extremely passionate. He adores such toys operating without electricity. I like how he has all his childhood things such as model rocket kits. He loves it, he loves it all. He went on about print vs blogging. I understand the differences now. I agree with the style of writing for print and blogging. Blogging is limitless, loose, and free.
Blogger is cool. Sometimes simple, sometimes it is a pain in the ass. I'm learning only as quickly as he is.
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