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20 11 2005

…on blogging and the internets

Posted by: Jack Grant in Some Thoughts..., Weblogs

It is odd how blogworld works.

You make friends you might never have met, and you gain enemies you would otherwise never have made.

Is this a gain, or a loss?

It remains to be seen.

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2 Responses to “…on blogging and the internets”
  1. Bou says: November 20th, 2005 at 03:56

    Heh. I guess it depends on who the enemies are. ;-)

    The enemies are irrelevent. Just tune them out and they go away. They are only cyber, they aren’t a nasty neighbor you contend with day in and day out.

    The friends you meet are different. They can enrich.

    In my mind… it is a gain.

  2. C says: November 20th, 2005 at 14:04

    Here’s to hoping it is a net positive.

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