Anon wrote, "you guys didn't post your thoughts in the list.......it is read by people all over the world.........you made links to your blogs"
Hey Anonymous, who are you, anyway?
Actually, that's not true; not to take anything from my fellow panelists, but it's particularly untrue in my case. We didn't all four join this with any common goals in mind, as far as I'm aware.
We all made opening statements of some type; mine was long, used real words, asked questions. Yes, because our weblog work is ongoing and essential to understanding what we do we linked to our own places.
But that has not been the extent of my participation. I haven't merely linked to my weblog. I've posted comments to the list and I've made drawings in response to the list- which is what I do, make drawings- but the list won't accept HTML.
One lister posted the modified HTML from one of my drawings to the list and the post was rejected by a moderator. So if someone wants to see my work-- which is as important (and actually more important) as the fact that it takes place in a weblog- then they have to go to the weblog.
I'm thinking I probably don't want to spend any more of my time discussing this experience. Talk about an annoying.
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Hey Anonymous, who are you, anyway?
Actually, that's not true; not to take anything from my fellow panelists, but it's particularly untrue in my case. We didn't all four join this with any common goals in mind, as far as I'm aware.
We all made opening statements of some type; mine was long, used real words, asked questions. Yes, because our weblog work is ongoing and essential to understanding what we do we linked to our own places.
But that has not been the extent of my participation. I haven't merely linked to my weblog. I've posted comments to the list and I've made drawings in response to the list- which is what I do, make drawings- but the list won't accept HTML.
One lister posted the modified HTML from one of my drawings to the list and the post was rejected by a moderator. So if someone wants to see my work-- which is as important (and actually more important) as the fact that it takes place in a weblog- then they have to go to the weblog.
I'm thinking I probably don't want to spend any more of my time discussing this experience. Talk about an annoying.
- chrisashley 6-08-2005 10:24 pm