Comments on: Bridging the divide between bloggers and non-bloggers http://arewestillcool.com/2008/04/bridging-the-divide-between-bloggers-and-non-bloggers.html New York parenting blog | Trying way too hard to be cool Fri, 11 May 2012 15:48:17 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2 By: tranqu1l1ty http://arewestillcool.com/2008/04/bridging-the-divide-between-bloggers-and-non-bloggers.html/comment-page-1#comment-1565 tranqu1l1ty Fri, 26 Sep 2008 04:45:00 +0000 http://takecarenow.org/?p=163#comment-1565 i used to be a non-blogger type 2. However, i shifted my way to a blogger that acts as a diary in sharing my every day lif. Now that i am working, blogging is mandatory. *not complaining though*<br/><br/>Blogging allows you to explore and discuss with any types of issues from anyone around the world. Sometimes blogging gets addicted. lol<br/><br/>from being a non blogger to an active blogger.... must be something huh! i used to be a non-blogger type 2. However, i shifted my way to a blogger that acts as a diary in sharing my every day lif. Now that i am working, blogging is mandatory. *not complaining though*

Blogging allows you to explore and discuss with any types of issues from anyone around the world. Sometimes blogging gets addicted. lol

from being a non blogger to an active blogger…. must be something huh!

]]> By: Georgia http://arewestillcool.com/2008/04/bridging-the-divide-between-bloggers-and-non-bloggers.html/comment-page-1#comment-1209 Georgia Thu, 10 Jul 2008 19:28:00 +0000 http://takecarenow.org/?p=163#comment-1209 Several years ago, I think before it was completely hip for everyone to blog, there were online diary communities. I was the proud member of one such community. There, you had the option of a note with just your name. Kind of like a wave. I was here, I read this and have nothing substantial to add. Wonder if you could do the same here. Nah...that would probably just look stupid. Like your kid was banging on the keyboard while you were trying to leave a comment. Better to just be a blog lurker. Several years ago, I think before it was completely hip for everyone to blog, there were online diary communities. I was the proud member of one such community. There, you had the option of a note with just your name. Kind of like a wave. I was here, I read this and have nothing substantial to add. Wonder if you could do the same here. Nah…that would probably just look stupid. Like your kid was banging on the keyboard while you were trying to leave a comment. Better to just be a blog lurker.

]]> By: cool dad http://arewestillcool.com/2008/04/bridging-the-divide-between-bloggers-and-non-bloggers.html/comment-page-1#comment-702 cool dad Tue, 08 Apr 2008 12:42:00 +0000 http://takecarenow.org/?p=163#comment-702 tam - are these people that you know only online? yes, i can tell that people are rolling their eyes, even just if on the inside, when i talk about our blogging friends (you guys!)<br/><br/>sarah - it's definitely more fun when you participate! and welcome! tam – are these people that you know only online? yes, i can tell that people are rolling their eyes, even just if on the inside, when i talk about our blogging friends (you guys!)

sarah – it’s definitely more fun when you participate! and welcome!

]]> By: sarah http://arewestillcool.com/2008/04/bridging-the-divide-between-bloggers-and-non-bloggers.html/comment-page-1#comment-699 sarah Tue, 08 Apr 2008 09:30:00 +0000 http://takecarenow.org/?p=163#comment-699 I'm new to your blog...i found it from the secret life of kat and this is a wonderful introduction. i often feel like a type 2 or as some would say, "a lurker".(my blog isn't nearly as interesting as most) but you have given me the confidence to dive in head first...so i'm sure you'll be getting all kinds of strange comments from some lady you've never met and probably won't until heaven...can't wait! I’m new to your blog…i found it from the secret life of kat and this is a wonderful introduction. i often feel like a type 2 or as some would say, “a lurker”.(my blog isn’t nearly as interesting as most) but you have given me the confidence to dive in head first…so i’m sure you’ll be getting all kinds of strange comments from some lady you’ve never met and probably won’t until heaven…can’t wait!

]]> By: Tam http://arewestillcool.com/2008/04/bridging-the-divide-between-bloggers-and-non-bloggers.html/comment-page-1#comment-697 Tam Tue, 08 Apr 2008 05:11:00 +0000 http://takecarenow.org/?p=163#comment-697 I'm a little late on this. But ya know...I have noticed recently that when I talk to my non-blogging friends they look at me weird. I really think they think I've lost it. Especially now that we have two different bloggers coming out to see us this summer! We are SO excited - our friends are jaw dropped. Wha?!!! I no longer talk to them about it. I’m a little late on this. But ya know…I have noticed recently that when I talk to my non-blogging friends they look at me weird. I really think they think I’ve lost it. Especially now that we have two different bloggers coming out to see us this summer! We are SO excited – our friends are jaw dropped. Wha?!!! I no longer talk to them about it.

]]> By: cool dad http://arewestillcool.com/2008/04/bridging-the-divide-between-bloggers-and-non-bloggers.html/comment-page-1#comment-690 cool dad Mon, 07 Apr 2008 12:55:00 +0000 http://takecarenow.org/?p=163#comment-690 CM, this is fun! I think we should stereotype people more often. CM, this is fun! I think we should stereotype people more often.

]]> By: randy http://arewestillcool.com/2008/04/bridging-the-divide-between-bloggers-and-non-bloggers.html/comment-page-1#comment-687 randy Mon, 07 Apr 2008 12:21:00 +0000 http://takecarenow.org/?p=163#comment-687 you know i never felt like a stalker when i read other peoples blogs but i didnt like to comment at first.<br/><br/>I felt a little strange telling someone something, when they dont know me. like i should email them first with a picture or something. you know i never felt like a stalker when i read other peoples blogs but i didnt like to comment at first.

I felt a little strange telling someone something, when they dont know me. like i should email them first with a picture or something.

]]> By: Kate http://arewestillcool.com/2008/04/bridging-the-divide-between-bloggers-and-non-bloggers.html/comment-page-1#comment-685 Kate Mon, 07 Apr 2008 01:13:00 +0000 http://takecarenow.org/?p=163#comment-685 This is hilarious. Thanks for stopping by my blog and commenting, by the way! I LOVE getting comments, and love leaving comments to people I don't know. But then I feel like I totally know them. I met a girl who's blog I had been following for about a month. As soon as I met her, I wanted to hug her and say, "I'm so glad we're best friends now!" I don't think she read my blog, or maybe she's just normal, because I did not get the vibe she felt the same way. :) That didn't answer you're question at all, but hey, it was about blogging. :) This is hilarious. Thanks for stopping by my blog and commenting, by the way! I LOVE getting comments, and love leaving comments to people I don’t know. But then I feel like I totally know them. I met a girl who’s blog I had been following for about a month. As soon as I met her, I wanted to hug her and say, “I’m so glad we’re best friends now!” I don’t think she read my blog, or maybe she’s just normal, because I did not get the vibe she felt the same way. :) That didn’t answer you’re question at all, but hey, it was about blogging. :)

]]> By: Amanda http://arewestillcool.com/2008/04/bridging-the-divide-between-bloggers-and-non-bloggers.html/comment-page-1#comment-681 Amanda Sun, 06 Apr 2008 10:14:00 +0000 http://takecarenow.org/?p=163#comment-681 I'm a Type 2 blogger who is getting over the fear that reading someone else's blog without commenting makes her a lurker, especially if she doesn't know them. I tend to blog hop when I'm bored - I'll be reading a friend's blog and click on a random link in their blogroll and discover new blogs that way - but never comment. That's how I stumbled across your blog in some convoluted manner, and never would have commented had this not been the question :) I like your blog!<br/>Amanda I’m a Type 2 blogger who is getting over the fear that reading someone else’s blog without commenting makes her a lurker, especially if she doesn’t know them. I tend to blog hop when I’m bored – I’ll be reading a friend’s blog and click on a random link in their blogroll and discover new blogs that way – but never comment. That’s how I stumbled across your blog in some convoluted manner, and never would have commented had this not been the question :) I like your blog!
Amanda

]]> By: Anonymous http://arewestillcool.com/2008/04/bridging-the-divide-between-bloggers-and-non-bloggers.html/comment-page-1#comment-680 Anonymous Fri, 04 Apr 2008 16:51:00 +0000 http://takecarenow.org/?p=163#comment-680 I'm an evolving type 2 blogger. Have a blog, love reading others blogs, feel like somewhat of a stalker, yet...leaving that world to enter into the world of "blogger" so I can be cool. Thus this comment. Like your blog!<br/>~Kelli I’m an evolving type 2 blogger. Have a blog, love reading others blogs, feel like somewhat of a stalker, yet…leaving that world to enter into the world of “blogger” so I can be cool. Thus this comment. Like your blog!
~Kelli

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