Re:Blogs are harmful and we are learning wrongly
by qubex on Thursday February 06, 2020 @12:25PM
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I couldn’t agree more.
The author also (wittingly or unwittingly) gets in a worthwhile criticism of the totally rote titles and topics that feature prominently on most of the blogs I come across.
Personally I’m far more partial to reading some published texts on any given topic before I wade into the jargon-laden shop-talk between bragging or propagandists.
And once I do... to be perfectly frank, I wish I hadn’t. The hypertext-based topic-entered websites and forums of Web 1.0 were a far superior medium for disseminating and discussing any kind of topic, to be perfectly honest.
The author also (wittingly or unwittingly) gets in a worthwhile criticism of the totally rote titles and topics that feature prominently on most of the blogs I come across.
Personally I’m far more partial to reading some published texts on any given topic before I wade into the jargon-laden shop-talk between bragging or propagandists.
And once I do... to be perfectly frank, I wish I hadn’t. The hypertext-based topic-entered websites and forums of Web 1.0 were a far superior medium for disseminating and discussing any kind of topic, to be perfectly honest.
also it's a blog post advising against reading blog posts
As for making a blog post decrying blog posts, I’d say the message is not the medium and ask you how you suggest he divulge is (noteworthy) message.