Either way, a blog is a solid way to begin affecting change in a world that often buries good ideas in an editors office. If we don’t take an active role in representative government, we’ll lose it; that would be a real tragedy.

In comparison to print and professional writing, even in the case of self publishing, blogging is nothing like it. At the expense of the professional touch, you become the writer, publisher, and editor, all solo. You contribute to the information superhighway.

But I also like to think that this particular medium could be saturated with bad quality, due to it’s distinct lack of quality control. Conversely, there’s various types of blogs tailored for menials to downright verbose sophisticated lectures.

This comment can be best described as bloody pointless, but I think if I WERE pressed to make a point, let me conclude by saying that blogs are certainly an interesting literary medium!
.-= Aury (Thunderdrake)´s last blog ..Hoarding Dragon Basics – Investing in Precious Metals =-.

You don’t need to be an expert writer, but so true, you do have to know how to express yourself in a way that most people could clearly understand.
.-= Kevin@OutOfYourRut´s last blog ..7 Reasons Everyone Needs to Have a Blog =-.

A lot of us need a prod here and there, especially if it’s in regard to something we’re unfamiliar with. He may thank you one day. Or stop speaking with you if it doesn’t go well!