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Posted By: The Tim <tim@thetimtimes.com>
Friday, 18 February 2005, at 6:54 a.m.
For the record. Blogging is a form of online JOURNALISM. It was created as a form of shared DIARY, NOT as a new marketing tool. I hate that I have to point that our to your guys this stridently, but I see a newfound enthusiasm here as if you guys just discovered yet another POSSIBLE way to get rich (quick or otherwise). It's not gonna happen through a blog folks and I'll tell you why not. Crass commericalism has all but killed our email inboxes. Sure you can still make email work, but you've gotta WORK to do that. Everyone here knows what I'm talking about.
Now go ahead with your blogs. Syndicate the bejesus out of them. Take what was intended as a perfectly useful and GREAT internet tool and kill it. Because that's what's gonna happen when all you newbs start syndicating your favorite bizop spam! But don't believe me. Look it up. I've given you a starting link below. When you see the word 'aggregator', they're talking about SYNDICATION like RSS, Atom, etc.
Not to dispair though. There are perfectly legitimate ways of doing business on the web, with the main one being to buy and host a domain, offer a real product at a reasonable price and promote it through traditional channels. I will never purchase a product from a syndicated blogger.
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http://www.wired.com/news/infostructure/0,1377,63264,00.html
But some are wondering: What happens when everyone discovers the power of aggregators? Will the Web be able to handle it? In Internet boom-speak, will it scale?
Already, aggregators have swamped some sites, slowing Web servers and eating up expensive bandwidth, according to bloggers and other Web publishers. The end may be near, unless something changes soon, said Gary Lawrence Murphy, whose Linux blog, TeledyN, has been overloaded.
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Enjoy.
Sensibility Without The Static
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