Social Respect and the Blogosphere view story

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1. • ashley

   Voted down for not submitting the actual author's site.

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2. • ashley

   @ashley
   Whoops, sorry - wrong article!

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3. • ccarey76

   Adding respect

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4. • BartTheBear

   @ccarey76 as they say in Jamaica, "I respect you Mon" followed by the greatest sales pitch on the planet "Now you take this one for free, and a donation for the second?"

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5. • exMixxer

   nice job of pointing out the history of blogging and as it evolve............

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6. • BartTheBear

   @furniture Thank you for the kind comment.

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7. • BartTheBear

   I also think that your success in social networking has a lot to do with this today. If it does not, I think it will.

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8. • exMixxer

   thank you.

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9. • BartTheBear

   @furniture No, thank you. Have a seat.

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10. • juggling.jason

    Nice article. I always wondered about accountability in relation to blogging. I'm not sure I agree entirely that, as you seem to suggest, that readers are the proper measure of a blog's quality though. I have often found that the majority opinion follows the path of least resistance. For this reason I disagree that a blog's popularity is an accurate reading of it's quality.

    I hope I didn't misunderstand...

    Voted up.

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11. • tplahav

    Great article, but I agree with Juggling Jason: not all blog popularity is an accurate reading of it's quality.

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12. • BartTheBear

    @juggling.jason - So, the herd can be misled...

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