These days, there is so much information out there that the chances of someone clicking on your url when you comment on a blog and then becoming a devotee are pretty small.
yeah. I've done it a couple of times. But many more times, I haven't. Were it not for google reader to mind the things of which I am a devotee, I would probably just stick with the ones I know.
Perhaps the definition of devotee is changing? or maybe we are devotees and more casual observers who want to keep a little linkage, "just in case" ala RSS. :)
Thanks, all, for the comments. I was just reacting to information overload. It's so much a part of my life, since my work day is about 90% spent behind the monitor.
You took "The Words Right Out of My Mouth!" I envision a more 'nuts and bolt, cut to the quick' on blog sites. Folks don't have time to be sifting through excessive verbage to find answers!
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yeah. I've done it a couple of times. But many more times, I haven't. Were it not for google reader to mind the things of which I am a devotee, I would probably just stick with the ones I know.
Perhaps the definition of devotee is changing? or maybe we are devotees and more casual observers who want to keep a little linkage, "just in case" ala RSS. :)
Thanks for sharing Paul!
I have a commitment issues as it is. Keeping up on the blogs is hard work.
That is true, but it does happen
An Arkie's Musings
They may be small, but I seem to remember that you did that with me. Well, I don't know if you'd call yourself a devotee, but you read my blog!
Thanks, all, for the comments. I was just reacting to information overload. It's so much a part of my life, since my work day is about 90% spent behind the monitor.
I agree, it happens!
Hi Paul,
You took "The Words Right Out of My Mouth!" I envision a more 'nuts and bolt, cut to the quick' on blog sites. Folks don't have time to be sifting through excessive verbage to find answers!
That's my style.
Debs
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