2010/08/13
Where to Put Things
I've reached a point, and I'm not sure where it is, but it's somewhere.
I have a personal website, I have a titeled Blog with a defined area of focus. I have a tumbler, I have a blog that I'm on with friends, I have Facebook, google buzz, and I also have my own jour.
That's not including the wirting I do on my own email account, and my wiki to keep track of all of these other urls, and pas words, and ways which I try and manage some-all- of it.
So what does all that mean? It means there are pleanty of people and organizations which would love to have you to use their site, and that everyeone organizes their lieves differently. WHich is awesome.
So where does that take us? Idk- so lets find out.
There's a mix between public and private life on the internet (duh) and what you want people to see on the internet might just be a combination of both ( being a human is a good thing, being a machine is what everybody has already proven they can do). So I have both personal thoughts (like this) and articles which I want to spend more time and effor on (the inherently dangerous life) There's personal organization (wiki) and there's messages (which can also be sent to the wiki) which I want to keep for myself, or sent to tohers (Twitter? Facebook?)
The target audience definitely changes with who and what- and organizing that can be difficult (deciding that can be challenging) But I definitely thing that Having making an effort is what is going to result in something rather than a cluster of nothing.
I have a personal website, I have a titeled Blog with a defined area of focus. I have a tumbler, I have a blog that I'm on with friends, I have Facebook, google buzz, and I also have my own jour.
That's not including the wirting I do on my own email account, and my wiki to keep track of all of these other urls, and pas words, and ways which I try and manage some-all- of it.
So what does all that mean? It means there are pleanty of people and organizations which would love to have you to use their site, and that everyeone organizes their lieves differently. WHich is awesome.
So where does that take us? Idk- so lets find out.
There's a mix between public and private life on the internet (duh) and what you want people to see on the internet might just be a combination of both ( being a human is a good thing, being a machine is what everybody has already proven they can do). So I have both personal thoughts (like this) and articles which I want to spend more time and effor on (the inherently dangerous life) There's personal organization (wiki) and there's messages (which can also be sent to the wiki) which I want to keep for myself, or sent to tohers (Twitter? Facebook?)
The target audience definitely changes with who and what- and organizing that can be difficult (deciding that can be challenging) But I definitely thing that Having making an effort is what is going to result in something rather than a cluster of nothing.
