Comments on: Private Goes Public http://blog.wingdingo.com/2004/09/29/private-goes-public/ Fri, 21 Nov 2008 23:50:09 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.5 by: Walt Schneider http://blog.wingdingo.com/2004/09/29/private-goes-public/#comment-4 Tue, 09 Aug 2005 21:52:11 +0000 http://blog.wingdingo.com/2004/09/29/private-goes-public/#comment-4 I also noticed my typing sucks and I should really check it before I leave comments. :-/ I also noticed my typing sucks and I should really check it before I leave comments. :-/

]]> by: Walt Schneider http://blog.wingdingo.com/2004/09/29/private-goes-public/#comment-3 Tue, 09 Aug 2005 21:48:53 +0000 http://blog.wingdingo.com/2004/09/29/private-goes-public/#comment-3 I just started blogging myself. I'm not a web designer or programmer, to the tinkering with my self hosted blog has been fun, frustrating, and interesting. Seems no matter how much effort I put into the blog mechanism itself to make it somehow better looking or more useful with added features, the hardset part by far seems to be what the hell to say. You have a really nicely put to gether blog and I just thought I'd say I particularly identlified with this post. The other thing I notices was post after post... page after page of '0 comments'. I am learning to ignore that on my blog. It's probably nice to get some feedback and som participation, but it should not really be a show stopper. I got curious as to whether or not anybody was actually visiting, so I set up a StatCounter. Turns out I have visitors. Not a lot, but some. They just don't leave any messages. Most seem to be coming from the Technorati website, (which is how I believe I found your blog). I've also found the one thing that seems to bring more traffic than any headline, comment, or story. That is a sexy picture of a perfect strange. Your right. It is about the journey. It's been fun so far. Say "hi" to Spock for me. :-) w- I just started blogging myself. I’m not a web designer or programmer, to the tinkering with my self hosted blog has been fun, frustrating, and interesting. Seems no matter how much effort I put into the blog mechanism itself to make it somehow better looking or more useful with added features, the hardset part by far seems to be what the hell to say. You have a really nicely put to gether blog and I just thought I’d say I particularly identlified with this post. The other thing I notices was post after post… page after page of ‘0 comments’. I am learning to ignore that on my blog. It’s probably nice to get some feedback and som participation, but it should not really be a show stopper. I got curious as to whether or not anybody was actually visiting, so I set up a StatCounter. Turns out I have visitors. Not a lot, but some. They just don’t leave any messages. Most seem to be coming from the Technorati website, (which is how I believe I found your blog). I’ve also found the one thing that seems to bring more traffic than any headline, comment, or story. That is a sexy picture of a perfect strange. Your right. It is about the journey. It’s been fun so far. Say “hi” to Spock for me. :-)

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]]> by: Spock Misses The Point http://blog.wingdingo.com/2004/09/29/private-goes-public/#comment-2 Sun, 13 Mar 2005 18:06:56 +0000 http://blog.wingdingo.com/2004/09/29/private-goes-public/#comment-2 [...] Perhaps I haven’t quite found the answers to my previous questions about whether private or public things make an interesting blog, but I think I’ve just observed [...] […] Perhaps I haven’t quite found the answers to my previous questions about whether private or public things make an interesting blog, but I think I’ve just observed […]

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