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Lately there seems to be a lot of efforts being made to make blogging even more social than it already is. I have written several times on sites like WebProNews and SmallBusinessNewz about some of the things different platforms like Movable Type, WordPress, and Blogger are doing to make their services more social, and why blogs are really kind of like social networks anyway.
Rather than rewrite these articles here, I will just provide you with a few links. I don’t intend for posts on this blog to just be collections of links in the future, but since I am new to the blog, maybe it will give you a little taste of where I’m coming from.
- Google’s New Blogger Features
- Movable Type: Blogs Not Social Enough
- Facebook Connect Plugin for Wordpress Glimpsed
Anyhow, I just thought the topic of blogs as social tools seemed like a good topic for me to start with here, so I thought I’d throw these at you.
As far as this blog itself, you can start expecting at least one new post usually about 5 days a week. So those who don’t subscribe to the feed, please come back frequently!
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Actually, I think that this a very good way to start off in a new blog. A certain continuity will be established and enable the readers to get a feel for the blogger’s style and perhaps values. Shall read all of them and comment if I find any thing worth commenting on them.
I have now read all the four sites and must compliment you on very good posts which remain valid even today. Hoping to see a lot more of similar posts and with best wishes.
Yeah, I agree Nicole, although by far the best was “Movable Type”.
Do you think 5 posts a week is enough to satisfy your hungry readers? Saying that, quality over quantity any day.
Five a week will be magnificent! Yes indeed, quality over quantity any day.
i think five times a week post is enough to feed the hungry readers…
Very informative post.. Many will befit from this post.. Hope to read more kind of this post..
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