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Changing blogging style

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To take a page from Jason's recent change in his blogging philosophy, I think I am going to do the same.  Quite often, I usually wait until I have something to post about to post… some genious code thing, grand event, something to write some nice, thorough content on.  The problem?  Those don't necessarily come all that often, and when they do, I never have the time to write them!

Additionally, in January I fell way behind on my blog reading, and while I've been catching up lately, I've noticed and interesting trend in the blogs that I do read.  I like quick little posts.  Even when they aren't genious, when I see a post by someone who makes short entries, I read it much quicker.  I'll be building CS or waiting while getting the latest code, I'll switch over to FeedDemon and read a brief entry or two.  The people with the long, in-depth posts I fall behind on because I always want to set aside some time to really look at it.  Even though the content is great, I don't get to it as quick.

So now, going to focus on little things.  Find a cool link?  Post it.  Snap a cool picture?  Put it on the site.

I think I also need to revise my list of tags… need to come up with some better ones.

Written by krobertson

February 7th, 2007 at 3:39 pm

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4 Responses to 'Changing blogging style'

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  1. That’s awesome Ken! Looking forward to reading!

    ken

    8 Feb 07 at 3:15pm

  2. Yep, I agree.  The good posts are still good but I you can’t seem to catch up on them.  Short posts are good too and easier to get through.

    ken

    8 Feb 07 at 4:06pm

  3. Here you go, like the rest of the "ProBloggers". Blogging just for the sake of blogging. Quantity beating Quality ?

    ;)

    ken

    10 Feb 07 at 10:24am

  4. I wouldn’t say it is "quantity over quality"… I am not a problogger or anything… it is more "something over nothing".  I’ll post about something rather than just always staying silent.

    ken

    10 Feb 07 at 7:02pm

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