Who's got a blog?

[Doreen Peri]

And if you have one, why do you have one?

List yours here.

I just made one recently. I don't get blogging.

Why did I make one?

I have no clue.

But I'd love to see yours.

What's the purpose of it?

You show me yours and I'll show you mine.

Hell, I'll show you mine first.

http://www.livejournal.com/users/doreen_peri/

I only posted 3 entries. It looks stupid but I didn't like any of their skin styles at Live Journal so I just picked one.

I may never post there again.

Lemme see yer blog! Go ahead!

Gotta link?

Tell me what you get out of it, ok?

I'm getting curiouser and curiouser.

Blogging is so big! I mean, bloggers get invited to White House press briefings and get interviewed on NPR and all that.

Why?

Bloggers. The word itself sounds like something that gets stuck in your nose. Bloggers. LOL!... Isn't it just fancy diaries of some sort?

'Splain it to me, ok?

Blog this. Blog that.

Gimme links.

[judih]

i blog, but i blog privately to about 100 or so viewers at New Civilization Organization (yeah, yeah, i know)

http://www.newciv.org/mem/persnewslog.p ... 1123040196 'judih's observations from kibbutz".

That's my blog url, but you'd have to join the new civ, first, in order to see it.

i'm blogging in order to record the disengagement scene around here, which is another one of a kind historical event. Problem is that news happens so fast, and i don't know what to talk about and i would rather not talk about it, cause it's based on such stupidity, that i haven't blogged in a week.

But, i'm off to see yours.

j

[e_dog]

the buzz around blogging is strange, guess the name just sorta got picked up and so on. of course, it depends on what exactly counts as a "blog" and what does not. people have been posting stuff to websites for years before the name "blog" bcame so prominent.

blogging is i suppose more democratic than the typical media organized news-and-opinions periodicals and broadcasts. but blogging is far from an ideal form of communication. it still reflects the cult of the individual author, making a name for oneself as the prime objective. compared to, say, community discussion bulletin boards, i think blogs are a fairly retrograde mode of internet speech. that's my too scents.