On Blogging

I was thinking of making a series of posts on what it is to live a life on the net- not twenty four hours a day, but the time we spend here.

Now, it could be twenty minutes or six hours a day, but whatever you do, it leaves a mark, and whether you recognise it or not, a kind of identity accrues around the stuff you throw around on the net.

So, I was thinking that- and thinking why it is better that you make your blog the centre of your web-activity, rather than a social network like facebook or a group such as one at yahoo or one of those forums like in reddit.

And I wanted to write why everyone must have a blog, and how they can do it better than what I've been doing...

I was thinking these thoughts because a friend of mine has acquired broadband, and would soon be airing his stuff- I wanted to speak to him from my experience, and here come three posts, which I would like you to read:

Because they speak about blogging in a better way than I ever could:

Two Years and a Note to the Writers

Wehr in the World.

And then, read of his happiness: Year one stats.

Hopefully I will share my ideas about this soon.