It's great that you write about the whole rationale behind your need to blog more (and it's interesting too), and I'm not one to give "more blogging" lessons these days :) , but the devil's advocate in me feels the need to say this : "don't blog about blogging!", or even "don't blog about blogging more, just blog!" :)
Truthfully, you are way more active online than anyone I know in this part of my blogosphere, so I have a hard time see how you could do more. 6 posts in 4 weeks might not be much to you, but you're not including your tumbleblog, your seesmic conversations, your twitter ones or even your Cheese Sandwhich blog - which other, more frequent bloggers happily do - ie Embruns. I'd say you'd need to turn your blog into your own lifestream, à la FriendFeed but self-hosted, in order for you to see how active you are around here.
In the end, I think you should say "I need to blog all my ideas" rather than "I need to blog more". As always, quality trumps quantity - and you have both, only scattered...
Stephanie
· 1 year ago
You have a good point, Xavier. Yes, I'm active -- but maybe not active in the way I prefer to be. One thing I'm understanding with all the "micro-content" applications sprouting all over the place is that conversation and writing are different. I'm having a lot of conversation, but I want more writing.
You're also right about the fact I probably need to bring into CTTS more of my "offshore" (;-)) activity. I'm not sure how, though. I already have daily "del.icio.us links" posts in the feed for CTTS, and really don't want to start having "tweet posts" or stuff like that. Still feeling around for a solution.
In the end, yes, I want to write more about what I'm thinking. Get the stuff out of my head. A lot of it is about blogging and social media, but not only (I guess I need to get a few things out of my system first).
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It's great that you write about the whole rationale behind your need to blog more (and it's interesting too), and I'm not one to give "more blogging" lessons these days :) , but the devil's advocate in me feels the need to say this : "don't blog about blogging!", or even "don't blog about blogging more, just blog!" :)
Truthfully, you are way more active online than anyone I know in this part of my blogosphere, so I have a hard time see how you could do more. 6 posts in 4 weeks might not be much to you, but you're not including your tumbleblog, your seesmic conversations, your twitter ones or even your Cheese Sandwhich blog - which other, more frequent bloggers happily do - ie Embruns. I'd say you'd need to turn your blog into your own lifestream, à la FriendFeed but self-hosted, in order for you to see how active you are around here.
In the end, I think you should say "I need to blog all my ideas" rather than "I need to blog more". As always, quality trumps quantity - and you have both, only scattered...
You have a good point, Xavier. Yes, I'm active -- but maybe not active in the way I prefer to be. One thing I'm understanding with all the "micro-content" applications sprouting all over the place is that conversation and writing are different. I'm having a lot of conversation, but I want more writing.
You're also right about the fact I probably need to bring into CTTS more of my "offshore" (;-)) activity. I'm not sure how, though. I already have daily "del.icio.us links" posts in the feed for CTTS, and really don't want to start having "tweet posts" or stuff like that. Still feeling around for a solution.
In the end, yes, I want to write more about what I'm thinking. Get the stuff out of my head. A lot of it is about blogging and social media, but not only (I guess I need to get a few things out of my system first).
Thanks for taking the time to comment.