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Re: Nick Carr is right — sort of

Alex Beamish — Thu, 17 Aug 2006 13:45:21 -0000

Well, I know why I blog; it's a way for me to self-motivate, to get things done.

If I look over the past week and think, "I've got nothing done!", that depresses me, but if I go back over my blog and see that, while I didn't get much project work done, I was at least busy doing useful things, then that's OK.

As for why Nick blogs, that's starting to sound like "Why an I here?" Don't sweat it, Nick, have a glass of wine, enjoy the company of friends and family, make some music, enjoy the weather. You think too much.

Re: Nick Carr is right — sort of

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Re: Nick Carr is right — sort of

Mathew Ingram — Wed, 16 Aug 2006 23:23:44 -0000

I think you need remedial blogging lessons, Paul. If you can't get up any outrage at Nick's comments, maybe you could develop some over Mike's use of the a**hole word. Or try something easier -- a series of ad hominem attacks on various thinly-disguised A-listers :-)

Re: Nick Carr is right — sort of

Paul K. — Wed, 16 Aug 2006 23:12:49 -0000

I must be getting old or something. While Nick has gotten under many people's skin, including Mike Arrington's over on Crunchnotes, I can't even work up a lick of outrage at Nick's comments. Does that make me an "M-prime" lister?