I've noticed a Blogosphere slump too. I hope it means everyone is having full and joyful summers, but part of me suspects that Facebook is the new meet-up place. What do you think?
Well, I use both. Facebook is a short note and a photo here and there, but blogs are more comprehensive and conversational. Most of my friends see me on Facebook but don't even know about my blog. It seems that unless they have a blog of their own, they just don't "do" blogs. My blogging friends tend to be separate from my Facebook friends. I like blogs because they tell more complete stories than Facebook, but they don't seem to be as popular, do they?
I think Facebook is just quicker and easier than blogging. I appreciate it when someone takes the time to write and post pictures on a blog. It's more meaningful and more interesting to me.
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ReplyDeleteI've noticed a Blogosphere slump too. I hope it means everyone is having full and joyful summers, but part of me suspects that Facebook is the new meet-up place. What do you think?
ReplyDeleteWell, I use both. Facebook is a short note and a photo here and there, but blogs are more comprehensive and conversational. Most of my friends see me on Facebook but don't even know about my blog. It seems that unless they have a blog of their own, they just don't "do" blogs. My blogging friends tend to be separate from my Facebook friends. I like blogs because they tell more complete stories than Facebook, but they don't seem to be as popular, do they?
ReplyDeleteYeah, i think facebook has really taken over. I still read blogs and write posts, but i think we're in the minority.
ReplyDeleteI think Facebook is just quicker and easier than blogging. I appreciate it when someone takes the time to write and post pictures on a blog. It's more meaningful and more interesting to me.
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