Fewest days in the month = least commitment to sparkle motion

Kellan — Tue, 26 Jan 2010 20:04:04 +0000

Haughey’s post in what I see as a new genre of “I-miss-blogging” style posts, distinct from the old “I’m-sorry-I-haven’t-posted-recently” apologies we used to see.

http://a.wholelottanothing.org/2010/01/fewest-days-in-the-month-least-commitment-to-sparkle-motion.html

I missing blogging.

Kellan — Sun, 25 Oct 2009 23:03:31 +0000

Like anyone who used to blog with frequency pre-2005, I’d like to post here more often — not just to fill up bits and bytes, but to write again. Remember when blogs were more casual and conversational? Before a post’s purpose was to grab search engine clicks or to promise “99 Answers to Your Problem That We’re Telling You You’re Having”. Yeah. I’d like to get back to that here. – Dan Cederholm

This is the idea I’ve been trying to place with again, really starting just this week, rejecting the consensus about how to blog that’s emerged over the last couple years, and holds up Digg-ability and Techcrunch-i-tude as good indicators. Dan, of course, said it better.

It’s probably an indicator of slipping into my dotage, but a new stray link and I’m happily back wandering through those early archives, even my own, having stumbled across a rather odd review of the rather minor Ruled Britannia, circa 2003 earlier this evening.

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Fewest days in the month = least commitment to sparkle motion

I missing blogging.