And of course the kicker to that one is people saying things like, "Well, you'd write more books if you didn't waste all your time and energy fardling around on the net blogging."
I never know how to answer things like that. I mean, it's true. It's just not relevant to me. But I feel terrible nonetheless.
I had no idea that the reverse was actually being pushed upon---mostly I read various suggestions on the blogosphere of late (like Rachel Vater's) to be "get a simple website, and then maybe a blog if you feel you can keep up with it."
So I always thought it was us bloggers who were bad, not the non-bloggers.
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Date: 2008-02-25 07:20 am (UTC)I never know how to answer things like that. I mean, it's true. It's just not relevant to me. But I feel terrible nonetheless.
I had no idea that the reverse was actually being pushed upon---mostly I read various suggestions on the blogosphere of late (like Rachel Vater's) to be "get a simple website, and then maybe a blog if you feel you can keep up with it."
So I always thought it was us bloggers who were bad, not the non-bloggers.