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Weighed down by Web 2.0

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  • John

    1 year ago

    When I am in that mood, I just keep twitter shut, don't check my mail, ignore my favourites and I don't have a homepage anyway. A couple of hours later I emerge, dazed and dazzled remembering the internet is bigger and stranger that I can know.
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  • Alan Coady

    1 year ago

    The oldest blog post I could find on wearnines of the new can ben found by following this link:

    http://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Ecc...
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  • jonesieboy

    1 year ago

    Glad to know it's not just me John.

    I doubt we'll find older than that Alan :)
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  • Doug Semple

    1 year ago

    Ewan McIntosh spoke about this at SETT. He said he found it quite a burden to try and think of something to say and post it on his blog every day. Especially when he started out. My on/off blogging spurts are probably evidence of this too.

    Also, Google Reader does make things a bit like having a constantly full mail box.

    Doug
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  • jonesieboy

    1 year ago

    Ditto the on-off blogging! When I came back from the ski trip, I did a lot of "mark all as read" in bloglines.
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