Common practice threatens to reduce blogging to its lowest common denominator. On one extreme, blogs are self-indulging exercises in naval gazing, a collections of “musings” and “ramblings” encouraging public exhibitionism and offering an outlet for voyeurism.
To the other extreme, many blogs have become the dusty archives of pedantic articles, and are as void of a [...]

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A blog can be so much more than a traditional website. Where a traditional website is didactic, a blog is interactive. A traditional website is episodic, representing your hobby, business, and even your life, at specific points in time; a blog is linear, a journal of the past, the present, and presumably the future in [...]

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