Invitation
Sunday, October 19, 2008
You are invited to contribute your thoughts in general. In particular, write how you blog? Why?
How blogging matters in life and work? Success stories, motivations and inspirations. Answer these questions and more (add what you feel is important dimension) in a post and send in word document.
Read some of the writers bloggers (Every blogger is a writer. No?) who have already contributed and criteria for inviting bloggers to join Fine Art of Blogging.
Labels: Fine Art of Blogging, Interview, Invitation
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My blogs are a resource for my writings. More often, I blog informally, sharing impressions, generating ideas to see how they invoke reactions, keeping track of others’ work in the fields of my interest, or simply ranting or pointing out things that come to my attention.
Also, I use blogging as a platform to prune ideas. This is where I meet others and share experiences. “I am neither geek, nor nerd, I am not a hacker, a phreaker, a programmer or any variety of technoid dweeb.”
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