Also where do you guys get the time to blog??

[silverx2]

i was making a joke, clearly it was a miss.

[phaty]

wait. are you actually dissing somebody about being dyslexic?

while dissing himself cause he spelt 'basically' wrong. muppet

[gerbick]

Ignore. He stated it was a bad joke.

Oh well... back to the subject of how Swampy and Markp are basically blog sith lords...

I mean... erm. Back to the subject... ok?

[phaty]

K

[nordberg]

Swampy and Markp are basically blog sith lords...

thank-you

[PAlexC]

I don't have time to set-up a blog because I post here.

[Markp.com]

thank-you

<sith lisp>No, thhhank you thhhailor!</sith lisp>

[argonauta]

well, i have a blog about flash (used to be about flash), because once i translated a few articles from gskinner and published them there. Suddenly it got kinda known in the latin flash community, so I felt the need to keep going. Actually it feels good from time to time when someone writes a comment telling you your site is a good resource

The other blog is for perverts who like pretty girls. Basically I maintain that one for traffic. Some day, one of my blogs will make 1000 dollars a day

[Frets]

I love my blog.
Time shifts in and out right now I'm out of time to actually write.
People actually read my blog. I got a job because of my blog.
My blog is a great way to store my responses from help threads.

Meaning I don't have to start from scratch responding from the same
post over and over. It doubles as a tute area.

My blog is recieved well by those who visit. I enjoy well written blogs by others It's a wonderful way to vent my opinions about issues that concern both myself and my readers.
Blogging requires effort moreso then simply replying to a post.
Blog articles are permanent. Unlike threads which can be buried deep never
to be seen from again.

Blogging is a wonderful way to develop/sharpen ones writing skills.

I just wish I could have recovered all my aricles from my old portal/cms
so they would have been preserved in my blog.

[EVPohovich]

Blog articles are permanent. Unlike threads which can be buried deep never to be seen from again.

I just wish I could have recovered all my aricles from my old portal/cms
so they would have been preserved in my blog.

So they are or aren't permanent??

[Chris_Seahorn]

Depends on why you blog. I began blogging when I was building an integrated news system/backend feed/blog reader and along the way found I enjoy it.

Frets feed was one of the defaults while I was building it (still is for the opensource) so I'm a big fan of his feed. Granted there are a ton of bogus blogs or better off not being blog blogs but places like Moock, Chambers, Skinner and others always have something worth reading in theirs. I guess blogging is like anything else...you either like it or hate it.

[nordberg]

jeesh, how about some links people...
are you going to make me dig through the help forums