Sometimes I read ‘how to’ articles on blogging, and come away feeling like a bit of an anti-blogger, because according to those articles, I do everything wrong.
I thought about it, and I’m very fine with that.
Enter the concept of slow blogging:
- NY Times: Blogging at a snail’s pace
- Todd Sieling’s slow blog manifesto
- Monna’s blog introduces a different ‘slow blog’ in each edition
I like it.
Meanwhile, I’ve been putting the ‘snail’ into ‘pace’ from the outset…
2 comments:
Very interesting, Greenwords. I also like the idea of slow reading. Suits me.
Thanks for these links. I hadn't heard of slow blogging before. I like it. That's my style. And I agree that things don't have to be written quickly (or at great length, which is another problem). I'm with ya...
Post a Comment
Thanks so much for your thoughts. I try my best but I'm not always able to reply. In that instance, advance apologies, and an explanatory spiel here.
Anybody can comment: click on the drop-down menu and choose which name you'd like to use. You can be anonymous/invent a nom de blog/use real name/include your URL so others can visit you on the web.
Type your comment in the box, and if you'd like email notification of follow-up comments, click on 'Subscribe by email', then 'Post Comment'.
Rather than use word verification, I check comments to filter spam - yours will show up as soon as I've done that.