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So a wolf walks into a bar with a shiny new blog... and doesn't know what to do with it. Does he bite it? Hide it? Show it off to the world? In the end, he's come up with ten different conclusions, none of which make any more sense than the other (kind of like a philosophy discussion), so, in an attempt to exit intellectual limbo, he simply sets it on one side of the bar, orders a drink, and updates it whenever he feels like broadcasting his innermost thoughts to the world, in the manner of laundry hung out in the sunlit yard to dry. Because isn't that what blogging is about, really? You just take care not to show too much dirty underwear. :)
Anyway, yeah. Shiny new blog. You're welcome to polish it if you like. Make it shinier. Just take care not to break it or I'll run you out with this ten-foot furry pole. *waves*
Anyway, yeah. Shiny new blog. You're welcome to polish it if you like. Make it shinier. Just take care not to break it or I'll run you out with this ten-foot furry pole. *waves*
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Date: 2010-05-29 10:15 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2010-06-01 01:10 am (UTC)By the by, is there any protocol, unofficial or otherwise, for commenting on journals of people/furs you don't know? Or do you just march in and say what you want to say?
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Date: 2010-06-01 02:31 am (UTC)Certainly I think that barging in on too many people that we don't know is likely to lead to accusations of "trolling" or worse. ;D
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Date: 2010-06-05 11:59 am (UTC)Remember that you can use it as a private journal when you wish, by changing the privacy setting for any individual post. But the power of the blog is the exchange of ideas and opinions, and the meeting of minds. Don't let it become just a box into which you whisper your complaints, as some do. Instead it should be a forum for dreams and developments.