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Someone other than me wrote a brilliant essay

At the blog xanadb.com I discovered a brilliant essay about what it's like to be an obscure blogger. Here's a small taste:

We've heard first hand accounts from the A-List bloggers themselves about the ins and outs, and ups and downs - the emotional life of blogs. But given that there are now over 4 million weblogs, the accounts of a handful of celebrity bloggers can hardly be considered representative. What is blogging really like ? What is it like for the little guy ? The hardy, obscure blogger who, starved of the oxygen of a regular readership, ploughs on joylessly year after year, posting pictures of his/her cat, rambling musings on everyday life or snippets of Emacs Lisp source code, oblivious to the yawning chasm between his deathless prose and any interested readers.

I've been meaning to get a cat...

posted Thursday, January 13, 2005

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