Comments on: Is Blog-revolution over? http://nullpointer.debashish.com/is-blog-revolution-over A brilliant (sic) coalesce of Technology (where the emphasis is on Java), Internet, Blogging, Indic-blogging, current-affairs, politics, entertainment industry and topics that concern India. Mon, 15 Aug 2011 12:20:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Debashish http://nullpointer.debashish.com/is-blog-revolution-over#comment-273 Debashish Sat, 29 Nov 2003 09:47:57 +0000 http://nullpointer.debashish.com/?p=170#comment-273 I agree that the Blogging community, especially in third-world nations, is very small, mostly consisting of affluent, net-savvy people who can perhaps never be real representative of true issue of their nations, for their combined Blogging to become any sort of revolution. Still I think that blogs may appear/disappear but blogging may not "bite the dust" as John anticiptaes. My concern is whether false blogs would make the difference between real-faux blogs un-decipherable. I agree that the Blogging community, especially in third-world nations, is very small, mostly consisting of affluent, net-savvy people who can perhaps never be real representative of true issue of their nations, for their combined Blogging to become any sort of revolution.

Still I think that blogs may appear/disappear but blogging may not “bite the dust” as John anticiptaes. My concern is whether false blogs would make the difference between real-faux blogs un-decipherable.

]]> By: Evil BloggerBot http://nullpointer.debashish.com/is-blog-revolution-over#comment-272 Evil BloggerBot Sat, 29 Nov 2003 05:56:54 +0000 http://nullpointer.debashish.com/?p=170#comment-272 IMHO, there never was a revolution. Blogging was just a (small) step up from producing home page content. And the same rule applies, they get stale, forgotten, and in the end, who cares about your home page anyway? IMHO, there never was a revolution. Blogging was just a (small) step up from producing home page content.

And the same rule applies, they get stale, forgotten, and in the end, who cares about your home page anyway?

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