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Saturday, January 15, 2011

Some things are worth fighting for - worth dying for


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They may take our lives, but they'll never take our Freedom!


I was thinking to start my posting again by writing something like this: It has been a while since my last post, and I want to apologize for that! Shamefully, I should totally blame my lack of appetite for blogging not because of shortage on valid materials, but rather on my mental fatigue.

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ou see, hasn't been an easy task for me to post every other day. It has never been!




Today, I'll try to jump start it again by writing something, anything to revamp my old passion for blogging. Hopefully, this trick will restore it.

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However, later I got to read an email from my contact form, which had a positive impact on me. These're the kinds of true incentives, which could help myself in going on with my blogging passion.

First I want to thank publicly Stephanie, for leaving a nice comment into my contact form:

Hi - I just wanted to say that I love your blog because these are the things that also interest me. I have long been a fighter. And have long had the misfortune of trying to understand people - why does the gang member stay, why does the mafia rule, why the Taliban and the KKK - where are the Good people who wish to fight for what is just and kind and important?
I don't know. I find myself repeatedly helping people to get up and out of their situations only to find them running back to what they know even if it destroys them. So Hats Off to people like Rita Atria - Viola Liuzzo - Madge Oberholtzer - And so forth and so on.
I would rather be a martyr than a victim, an accomplice or a pawn. Some things are worth fighting for - worth dying for. Thanks for sharing

My answer to this latter was:

I'd to wade through a dozen of email scams before I could get to a genuine one, yours! And for that, I thank you from the bottom of my hearth.

Now more than ever, I believe that these are the kind of comments, which may be worth the time I've spent for posting into my blog.

I totally agree with your concept, be a fighter rather than submit to inequalities, injustices, iniquities and so on... be a martyr than a victim, an accomplice or a pawn.
As you have mentioned my dear friend: Some things are worth fighting for - worth dying for.

Thank you again,
Red.eVolution encem

I end this here, by re-proposing myself again with a regenerated determination on keeping going with my blog and the promise to write more on subjects such as the lack of equality for some sectors of mankind, its unfairnesses, its morally objectionable behaviors and anything else pertaining with these matters.

Thank you all
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Tuesday, March 2, 2010

When a blog dies out...


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When a blog is left to die out because of the blog's author vanishing in the nothingness, no eulogies or flowers are left on its tombstone to purposely mark its premature dismissal, but just a veiled sadness left to commemorate its sudden abandonment... nangih Indeed, there are no written excuses to mark its death or any other signs of termination which could tell us a bit more on the reasons of why this blog is not longer kept breeding new posts!





Hmm... maybe all the above sounds a little too melancholic and a bit poetic (probably too much, eh? busuk), but it's OK. Indeed, I've never considered myself to be much of a pro. I'm just an average blogger... maybe even less than an average blogger (below mediocre would've probably been more than adequate to describe my real capability in blogging).

Anyhow, lately I've been checking some blogs and I've noticed that many of these blogs haven't been any longer updated by their original authors. Of course, I don't know the whys and wherefores of these bloggers giving up on blogging! I just can speculate on the reasons that brought them to their final decisions. However, I must admit that their act of desertions make me feel a bit saddened sad. The act of giving up on their own passions, makes me reflect on my own passion for my blog.

Having the right mental attitude before creating a weblog plays a very large role in its future success. Many people just build a website and expect to get fast results. Unfortunately, they don’t get their much hoped results very quickly. The bottom line is that they become disappointed very soon and decide to quit.

And consequently to all the above, I've been thinking of various possible reasons on why blogs die out, and I came out with a few concise and succinct answers on this matter.

The initial impetus for blogging was suddenly stopped after bloggers couldn't find any valid reasons to keep on going. Following I've compiled a list of possible reasons for quitting from blogging:

  1. The lack of a proper planning

    Bloggers will find soon enough how inconspicuous their efforts can be, if they are launching their own blogs without much of a proper planning ahead of time. In fact, a proper planning before starting a blog seems to be one of the main mistakes for a blog failure among various reasons.

  2. The lack of good quality contents

    Another reason is the lack of quality contents, or the complete lack of any (bad or good they could have been). Attracting a readership is very hard without valid contents and running out of them it is sure death for blogs. Also selecting a topic (a single topic is better) beforehand, that alone could really help in focusing into which path a blog should move.

  3. The lack of motivations and therefore loss of interest.

    In the beginning we probably started very enthusiastically our own first blog, and our enthusiasm could have lasted anywhere from a couple of weeks to two/three months, at the most not more than six months. What happens later is, a decreasing in our appetite to blog. Most of us discover how hard can be blogging for a long time, and without a prompt remuneration (it can be monetary of even simple appreciations) to our efforts, we are more prone to easily quit. A not responsive audience to our postings could very well deplete sooner or later, the necessary attention to help ourselves focused on the main task of writing and thus keeping our blogs alive. Little earnings also could well translate in loss of interest.

  4. Little monetary profits

    Money, could very well be another motivation for people to stop blogging. But in reality to get back some pay off from our hard work while blogging, takes a lot of dedication and even a lot more of our time involvement! And of course, a lot of people are not willing to waste all of their times in something realistically considered too unreliable as a source of their main incomes.

  5. High expectations

    People usually make blogs thinking to be ranked among the very best, sooner than they thought! Although it’s not bad to have such high expectations in the very beginning of blogging, for certainty, their initial enthusiasm could well had met some initial failures resulting in disappointments and dissatisfactions. Especially, when a partial or total lack of traffic to their blogs will deeply frustrate their initial expectations. However, the important thing is not to get frustrated by the very first blog's failures, like in the case of an absolute absence of devoted affectionados (followers, fanatics) of any blog, but then, try to keep the right mental attitude to overcome any potential aversion during this yours (and mine) long traveling to become a successfully elite blogger!

No! It isn't my blog obituary (yet angel)...

In my case, my blog isn't dead! I just struggling to keep it alive, and I must say I starting to feel it as a lost battle already.

The reason? I've been trying harder and harder, to squeeze out some more juice from my poor brain to get some fresh ideas in creating new posts for my blog, but nothing seems to come out from it anymore. In truth, I'm getting physically and mentally very tire. Right now, too many things are going on my personal life!

Most likely, one day I'll simply disappear (like many other bloggers already have done it) in the dark of the night without leaving behind any trail of my presence in this ethereal world called, "blogosphere" but my lonely blog... What sadness, but c'est la vie (that's life!).

Is all this endless blah, blah, blah of mine a pre-posthumous goodbye? No! It is for now a simple, "au revoir". Hopefully, I'll be back very soon.

In conclussion, a couple of footnotes for some potential ideas on future blog's posts:

Sometimes, I start to think about all the time I have devoted to this blog which I could have well spent in some other more remunerative activities duit.

and...

How and when we get to be professional bloggers, and if someone (probably sitting in the Olympus's Mount among the other Gods) will tag us with some sort of honorific label with written on that we've been elevated to be among those glorified elites of the blogosphere setan?
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Thursday, May 15, 2008

A few words spent on the behalf of justice and equality.

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A few words spent on the behalf of justice and equality, for any single human being living on planet earth.

Can a few words put on paper (in this case by blogging) really make a difference.

Why I saying this:

A few days ago, I received an email from blogcatalog asking me to join BloggersUnited and start to make a difference by doing a simple thing: blogging about human rights.


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A few words spent on the behalf of justice and equality.

For personal reasons, I haven't blogged for quite some time. During all this time I thought to quit blogging, because I was thinking that after all blogging was a big waste of my time. Maybe, that was true. But right now, by just looking at my blog I came to realize that all the time I had to spend to set it up, and all the time I wasted on writing those articles, that maybe I was wrong, and that wasn't it all a waste of my time. Maybe, something good come out from all those long hours of blogging. Finally, I asked myself if I had fun while doing it, and in the end if it was worth keep doing it!?! My answer was: yes, I had fun. But always on the back of my mind there was also the other question, if I was doing something that was worth the while when I was wasting my precious time on it.

I thought back then, that by writing about the human condition as an all, or as a single human being, if I was doing something good, something that was worth to spend all my
available time. By telling all about humanity sufferings and its problematics of living in this world, sometime a world of injustice, horrors, miseries and even immense tragedies, but even a world filled with beauty and a lots of hopes, hopes for a better future, a future filled with justice and equality for all mankind.

But, to have this kind of world, a perfect world that we all dream about, each of us needs to fight for it, and contemporaneously each of us needs to preserve it from been spoiled by all the evil that the dark side of humanity has always prevented us from making this our own world, the heaven by which the entire humanity has always longed to achieve during all its entire existence, since humanity came to be in this world.

Back then, when this our world was in its infancy, all the humanity had to struggle to survive in a savage environment, but even to survive to each other because of our instincts to overpower each other for lust of power, or just to dominate the weakest of the human beings.

Till these days, this our world has not changed that much. Nowadays, humanity lives in modern cities, sometimes like it was still living inside a primordial jungle, ready to fight for its survival, but that's not all, also it has to survive a hostile environment created by its own greed. And finally, to fight the injustice of the humanity's dark side for the lust of power, or dominance on the weakest human beings, that's when all the basic human rights are continuously trampled. When a human being is overpowered by another human being, for the pleasure of total power and dominance, that's when the power of words can make a big difference.

Could words (spoken or written) against all the injustices on humanity, could really them make a difference? I really wish that written, or spoken words can help humanity achieve its longing dream. A world where every single human being in it is equal to another. A world where every single human being in it, can live a decent and just life, free to make his choice and without fears of speaking out against any evil...

Fortunately, I live in a big country like the States, where freedom of individuals are preserved by the American constitution, but what about those less fortunate than me. Those people that live inside dictatorships, what about them? That's why, I will keep blogging. I will blog for them, for those part of misfortune humanity which can't speak out against those injustices perpetrated on them by some evil human souls.

So that, by writing about human right abuses I can make a small difference in this world of injustices and sufferings, as well, if all of us by just spending a few words when blogging, or speaking out a few words on the matter of human rights, all of us together can really make a big difference. As I said, we can make a better world to live in, for all humanity by just writing a few words. If, in this world we can really accomplish successfully all that by the means of a few words, then we will have finally achieved on this earth our own long dreamed heaven.

Ultimately, I really do believe that by just writing about human abuses and miseries, I can help with this dream for a better world, a world of justice and equality for all mankind. Meanwhile, I'm deciding to keep blogging as long I believe words have the power to give humanity its heaven on earth.

The absolute essentiality of humanity, that all people are born with basic rights and freedoms that include life, liberty, and justice.


1. Before May 15th, add a badge to your blog and spread the word.

2. On May 15th get the word out and blog about a human rights issue!

3. Spread the love, share your post in the Bloggers Unite Group.


A wishful...Red.eVolution


Monday, March 3, 2008

What to do when, in a blog writing crisis?

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When I started this blog, my intentions weren't that clear yet. Where to go from there I didn't know, then I started to think if I had to blog I should had done it with in mind a goal set, be a useful blog but based only in a specific topic, that's it.


I would have stuffed my blog with useful articles, nothing similar to any other filled up with useless blathering stuff but, something quite the opposite side, by conceptualizing something that, the people could have related to their day to day struggle with life. I wouldn't have talked about how to get rich on some elaborated scheme or, amused with some funny stuffs (there are already plenty of them), neither with political arguments (enough of them already) but, my goal was to have a unique blog filled with a mix of useful informations based on only one topic. Have I succeeded in it? Not really. I know I have a problem, I still keep my mind in too many diversified subjects. In reality, my mind keeps wandering from one topic to a totally different one in the next new article I'm going to write. I kn
ow, for many professional bloggers that's the wrong way to blog. I should have chosen only one subject and stick with it, "not rumbling all over the place" has someone said. Even though, I kept switching subject from a previously post to a totally different subject in my next posting at least, I hoped to give anyway good contents and keep readers coming back.

Like Da Vinci versatility.



I thought erroneously then, by been able to move freely in all directions I could conceive a top notch blog. In a way when I'm blogging, I feel like Leonardo Da Vinci that liked to explore in all different directions with his personal versatility. Big mistake, my assumption together with my inexperience in the blog field, got me where I'm today: in a impasse sprouted in a full writing crisis, which in turn took me to a standstill situation with my postings' blog.

I'm in a writing crisis right now, and all began after I started thinking of new directions in my blogging post. I was in the firm believe that I needed a radical change in the articles I was writing. In fact, I was writing on different subjects and even though some of them were quite good, along the way I realized that, whatever reader I was getting from one article's post, I was losing him in my next post because, I had entirely changed subject. I realized then, that if I wanted to keep him interested and entertained at the same time in what I was writing, I had to keep on the same track with my writing posts, not to divaricate with different subjects. The readers were expecting the same line of topic in my articles. If, I was writing about Muslims world and in the next posting I totally switched to a different topic like global warming, in the end the result was, I couldn't keep my readers because, they were looking from me the same posts' topic line.

How to handle this writing crisis!

The end result has I said, is that right now I'm suffering of writing blockage. I feel like, I have squeezed too much of my brain out and now nothing else can come out from it, whenever I try to write a new article. To come out from this blockage and restart my posting, I will have to resort in writing anything even, the most idiotic article hoping that good ideas for new articles will start flowing again and this time, I won't care about the subject anymore, whatever article's idea will come out from my mind I will write it, not worrying that much about the readers decision if, they want to stick around or, leave for new pastures.

Hopefully with this notion set in mind, I can restart my mental capacity for writing again and, later keep the writing juices going on for a very long time.



Sunday, February 3, 2008

Getting reviewed by "professionals" from blogged.com.

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Casually, a couple days ago I found out that my blog has been reviewed at blogged.com. Before that fatal moment, I didn't know that this "blogged.com" site, even existed.

The reviewer, a professional (cough...cough...) editor has based his analysys on the following criteria: frequency of updates, relevance of content, site design, and writing style, and he gave to my blog an average 5.0 score. You can say, it's better than 4.0 or, 3.0 or, even better than not been mentioned at all. An average score means nothing, less than nothing, in my own words it means, shitty, crappy ( sorry about the bad words, but I don't know other ways to express my indignation). I've been striving to get an high quality blog since I started blogging, about three months ago. My intent in the end, wasn't to get any approval rates from any one but, I was doing it just for the simple fun, to see what I was capable to achieve in this field. What I knew about blogs was zero, and even less about computers and Internet. What I have achieved so far, I believe deserves more than a crappy @#$#! 5.0. Now, what this professional b...s...er has accomplished so far, it's to made me think to totally quit from my blogging career (sure, like it really is a career). First and foremost, I never asked to be reviewed by any critic, I was happy with my limited world, I was happy the way things were going on, I wasn't looking for any fame. Now along comes a "self-appointed" critic, which doesn't know a crap about me , and with his "score's review" about my blog, he has liquidated all the hard work I have done for it, in the past three months. They were, even offering me to show the score rating of my blog, by coping and placing the code on my blog widget. Yeah right, like I was proud of it. I felt really pissed at them.

Anyway, my rage has gone now and, I should have known better than paying any attention to their review. And lastly, because I am a fighter I won't give up, as a matter of fact , I never had to give up in any matter, all my life! I started last night by remaking my blog's header (I was for quite sometime, already on the process of remaking it) because I didn't like it, that much either. Now, it looks surely much different than before (yeah sure, now it look like a candy-bar wrapper....lol), but as once I said, I'm not a professional designer so, my site design will be, what it will be, not much choices on this one.

Once I'm on it, I will continue with the reasoning of this low score from the so-called Blogged's expert, mostly because in doing so, I will get some encouragement for myself.

Regarding the frequency of updates:

I publish, as much as my spare time allows me. You know, I have a big family and a job, which I need to take care of, and these duties are coming before than "the blogging matter". Blogging is just a pastime, a sideline, nothing else. Sometime I regret that I started blogging but now, I can't stop blogging, I have too much fun in doing it and, than it's even better of doing something else, like getting drunk or, wasting money on gambling.

Relevance of contents:

This is a hard one, I have tried to varied my contents but, as the relevances? I don't really know, because I write what i feel to write at that very moment I decide to seat on my chair and I start typing. I don't really think about relevances. Should I? I know that's bad, indeed I should pay more attention to the contents' relevance, but I just expressing myself the way I know best, that's all.

My writing style:

That's what I'm really working on it, I want to really improve my writing style. In reality I do believe, I have some writing skill somewhere, but I still looking for it (joking). The truth is, english isn't my first language, I learned it in a couple months by self-taught (and at a very old age.... sorry, I won't tell you for sure what age), this means no english classes at all, that's why the lack of personal's writing style but, I'm improving on it. I'm a very fast learner, even thanks to my big luggage of knowledges (go figure why, I came out with this big knowledge crap, but I liked the way it sounded), and in the process I will refine my tools, ready to fight on (does, this sounds dramatic enough?) the battle of critics. That's folks!

So, what do you think, do I deserve more than a miserable 5.0 score. If you believe I still don't deserve a better score, than it doesn't really matter, I'll give to myself a big "9.5" anyway.



Jokes apart!!

In the conclusion:

My goals are, to get something new, something different, every time I'm bloggging and with time, I will succeed in getting some recognition for my work, and whichever critic will come in the future with, whatever review he has on his hands for my blog, he certainly won't stop myself on my tracks anymore!

P.S. March.02.2008-update

After revisiting Blogged.com, I noticed my blog was reevaluated from a mere 5.0 to a 7.2 score.
I don't know why the score has been reevaluated but, still it doesn't impress me that much.
I guess, I shouldn' t complain about it anyway!



Sunday, January 20, 2008

Why the Internet has become the equalizer and, a lifeline for some people.

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The Internet has become the equalizer because, is the place where differences of any sort won't count, is a big cauldron of mix cultures and identities, where we are all equal. In the cyberspace, there are no differences of religion or background, but only differences in opinions and expressions.



Each of us, in the cyberspace is a part of a different community. The Internet, has become a big factor in many lives and, specially in those belonging to the blogging communities. In this virtual world, where conceptual thinking becomes the norm and, the spectrum of ideas and expressions is vary vast because, the freedom we get from it. This fictitious world doesn't divide us, but at the contrary unite us, in the equality of freedoms and, opportunities which we get from it. The freedom to right, read, or think and, the opportunity to choose from. We are in control of this abstract world, we can be creative as we like or, when we like.


Also, for some people the Internet is a lifeline. People like: severely ill people, lonely people or, stay home moms. People which sometime are forcibly bound in their own homes because, the reasons I mentioned above or, for any other reasons. Why I'm writing this, because I am one of these people, I am a very ill person. After reading, some blog's post of people in my same situation, I came to realize that, I'm not alone! There are many people with my same condition or, any other condition for which, the Internet represent the only connection with the world even if, it's a virtual one.


Blogging, has become a global phenomenon because all the reasons above, and more.We, can get by without television for a day or so but, with the Internet? With Internet I don't think so, because it's so ingrained in our lives and, I don't believe we can do without it.
So, what's the Internet for you?



SaveTheInternet.com

You can read more about, Internet related topic here: A reflexion in human contact.



Wednesday, December 26, 2007

Blogging for fame, money, or pleasure it's....

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"Blogging Time"




Blogging in my humble opinion it's made by amateurish people, not been made by professionals whatsoever and should be left that way. If you choose to do it in a professional way, then you shouldn't blog anymore! If you are looking for money, or fame than go and look in other places. Bloggers should not take themselves too seriously, but look at it more like a pastime, a passion, a personal pleasure, a way to enjoy themselves while doing it.





Bloggers Offering other bloggers, how to blog tips.


Some time I get a bit irritated by those people wearing a halo of grand masters while in the same time, they are dispensing suggestions, recommendations, or guidelines left and right on how to blog and what to blog. These "know how to" bloggers, the only things they blog about is to tell others how to get better in blogging. "B...S..." that's the only things they do blog about. These blog "advisers" in fact, the only thing capable to write about it's to tell others bloggers how they could get a better Google ranking, more traffic , or what to blog about, and so on. They won't adventure in the open by themselves without a protective net under their feet, they rather stay in their own secure niches of giving free advises to others bloggers.




Just do it, the way you feel.

We don't need to make it in a fashionable way, just let it be! I rather rumble all over the place than follow a strict guideline. I firmly believe there are not written rules when blogging (of course we all should use some good common sense when doing it).

I see blogging as when going into a restaurant where there isn't any menu list, and you never know what kind of food you going to get, because the restaurant's chef keeps changing menu' every day you go in. A Christmas egg can represent a better analogy for the above example, because you never know what kind of surprise you will find inside it.

I don't blog for fame, or money, but just for the fun of it, and then if money, or fame comes even better, but I won't be looking for it. When you are blogging not do it too personal do it as you like, but,free from any form based on rules, or guidelines. When running a blog just follow your mood, be yourself and, in the process enjoy it! By the way this is only, my personal opinion not a suggestion whatsoever, in the end do whatever you wish.

Have a nice blogging day.



Tuesday, November 20, 2007

Consideration 2.

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From The Divine Comedy of Dante Alighieri.
Inferno: Canto I


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el mezzo del cammin di nostra vita mi ritrovai per una selva oscura, ché la diritta via era smarrita.

Translation:

Midway upon the journey of our life I found myself within a forest dark, for the straightforward pathway had been lost.

In an analogy that's how I feel, lost in a middle of nowhere, with no clear ideas where to go from here! I started my blog in believing was so easy to do it, big mistake!
Now I find myself, with a complete void of ideas.

Consideration 2.

Today I woke up, thinking what to post, as usual I got my mattutine "morning" express coffee, and the first thing that I noticed, it was a cold morning, the first real cold of the season.
Afterward I got in front of my computer, and thought what to post.
I tried to get some fresh ideas going around in the web looking for others blog's post.

In my guest for fresh ideas i found a couple blogs, which deserve some recognitions.
The first one was well laid and well thought blog.
The authore give you even tips in inproving your traffic.>>> Tips to generate traffic.
I even left a comment:





[ By Red(new comment) on Nov 19, 2007

I saved in my favorite links this post, so that in time of crises, I’ll come back here, re-read your post to get new lymph.
Seriousily this post should be carved in stone for newbies “bloggers” such myself.

Red.

Red’s last blog post..Consideration.]

An other one, "which in comparison with the one I was commenting in my yesterday consideration topic" it's a very cool blog.
The author, in hes posts it's critic and hilarious in the same time.














it's really a funny blog to visit.>>> Mental Poo.

And finally:

I found one in particular, that at first didn't draw much of my attention, the blog look was too simplistic at it's appareance, not much of wistles or bells.
What got my attention was the writing style, and the simplicity of her writing.
In fact she has a very good writing style, she kept my attention even though I wasn't much interested in the subjets.
The well known aphorism "a book can't be judged from it's cover" can really apply in this case for this blog.>>> A Day in the Life of Cindy.
Her posts, made me feel merely adequate of my own qualities in writing, and in the same time may be, I realized that I need more time to improve my blogging skills.
In the end I come out with a *lapidale bitter, but true confirmation:
I need to rethink my entire strategy in this matter, or else put an end to "My Window In The World" and in the same time my inspiration for blogging.
I've been to hypercritical with myself, may be, but in the end I'm not too satisfied with the results.

The end.
*lapidale: meaning too harsh , too hard.

Saturday, November 17, 2007

Quantity versus quality?

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Quantity versus quality?

That's my dilemma.
I've been suggested to post "from different forums"
a lot more in my blog!

Quantity.
To give my readers more contents, and keep them coming, this means less quality in the contents.
For a brief period, may be it can work, but in a long run a lots post with poor and mediocre contents, I don't think will help in keeping readers.

Quality.
To write a good topic takes time, this means less posting, less posting means less visitors?
May be, but in a long run "affectionators" will see the good quality in my postings, and therefore I hope my visitors "quantity" will increase.

Final decision?
For me it's an easy one, I opt for quality.
In time, good postings will in the end, give me more visitors.

Wednesday, November 14, 2007

Why I'm blogging?

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Today I woke up thinking of what to post, then I thought why I'm blogging?
Some time I think it's all a waste of my time, blogging it's just taking time of my daily life with no much in return.
I'll try to explain it: blogging it's not like painting, or sculpturing or anything like it.
When time will come to departure from this world, a part of you, a trace of whatever you have done in the day to day life, will be left behind.
You can say a small part of you will keep living on, even after you are gone, but with blogging?
Blogging wouldn't live any mark in this world, because it lives in a fictitious environment.
It's not like writing a book, but thoughts, words scattered in the cyberspace.
What you are getting from blogging, if you are lucky, some monetary rewards and a temporary satisfaction...but in the end, nothing will be left of you.
It's my, a bitter consideration?
May be, it is.

What is blogging?

Blogging should be a dairy of your daily grumbling, not of your daily blatancy.
It should be a personal experience, so why show it to the world?
A need to be distinct, to differ from the others, to emerge from the pack, to be visible on this apathetic world.
One thing for sure, you wouldn't get rich from it.
In reality, blogging "in the web" it's not an exact science, anything goes with it.
In my guest for an inspiration for my personal blog, I have seen all sort of blogs.
All of them were different in their appearances, but most were with similarities in their content, and some of them with unique contents.
Most were not that great, and few were really good, but all with a goal in mind....
tell something to the world.

Why in the hell, should the world be interested in my blog?

The world has not interest in reading my blog!
That's when you start filling it with crap, in hope to make more appealing to others, in a attempt to enforce them to read your blog.
This sound a little pathetic?
Yep, it does.
Probably, I will alienate some of you "fanatic" bloggers, but in the end I searching for a real meaning of all this, if any?
Searching for an answer of why I'm blogging, or may be I will just give up.

I'm been too skeptic?
No, I'm trying to be realistic, that's all folks.

Wednesday, October 31, 2007

Starting a new blog 2.

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Why in the hell I decided to start a blog of my own,
I don't know what to post ,what to say. Maybe, it was a mistake.
I checked many other blogs today some,were very nice blogs,
some,not that nice but,all of them had something to say or,show.
I,with simplicity started my blog with this title.

=My window in the world=

But what this title implies?
Means many things.
A point of view of my perspective "on this world" or,
a window in my own,personal world,meant as interior or,
may be a window were I can debate and express comments,
with many other peoples,ideas,concepts or,events of the current day....

May be the title I gave to my blog it's a bit too demanding.
I should had it simplified, made more easy as title not,this complicated.
A simple title wouldn't been more, easy in starting a personal blog!!!

May be?

Don't know what to, post what to,say...
no,it's not that,in fact I do have many things to say about,this =My window in the world=
usually I do know how to express thoughts about things of,
my personal life or,daily happenings but,
in this case it's something different because,
the title I gave to this blog.
Today after some thinking,I came out with some answers.
This blog would be a mix of things based in daily events taken from every source,
like TV,radio,newspapers or,events in my daily personal life.
Would be a personal "daily diary" where,
I can space in any direction I feel with not, boundaries whatsoever.
After all it's my point of view.

That's already a start....

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