Archive for August, 2007
The Lecture
The following (very) short story was inspired by a comment made by Vivien on this blog.
The professor could see a single hand raised in the giant lecture hall as he quickly glanced up from his notes. But the professor continued on with his lecture.
After a few more minutes of giving his lecture, the professor [...]
When Is It Too Late to Leave a Comment?
In its simplest form, late commenting is simply responding to a comment late. When is replying to a comment late? The answer is more relative than absolute. Based on your own preference, the preference of your readers and among several other things, the expectations you have from your readers and vice versa, you can easily [...]
Are Readers Going to Kill Guest Blogging?
Keeping pace with your readers may require efforts which sometimes cannot be done. Offline issues keeping you off the keyboard, making your mind drift away from your blog, will make you look for temporary solutions of not letting your readers (and figures) down. In your good will, you think you got the perfect resolution: guest [...]
Keeping the Stakeholders Informed and Giving Credit
One of the nice things about blogging is that the ability to keep the relevant people informed is as simple as providing a link back. However, there are some things that happen behind the scenes that can often be overlooked with regards to giving credit for work or keeping others involved.
There have been several [...]
Are Some Bloggers Promoting Ethnic Divisions in the Blogging World?
Ronald gave me an idea to turn my thoughts about this topic into a question. Before I ask you the question, please take a moment to remember the last time you came across a blog where the blogger listed his or her ethnicity, and listed other bloggers who were from the same ethnicity.
Keeping that [...]
