Now, to the topic.
I started my blogging adventure after reading one of Steven Pavlinas site, and he mentioned only the good sites of it.
Now after reading your article I wonder is it really worth it, if the price for being “famous” is being stalked and threatened.

I wonder if in future we will get blogs about bloggers drama or bloggers gossips, informing us what’s new in real life of A-list bloggers.

First off, a lot of fascinating stuff to chew on in this post. Thanks for putting it out there.

It makes me wonder if current comment systems on blogs are worse offenders than social media sites as far as misrepresenting real world relationships? This comment seems a good example because I am a total stranger to you but now I have access to publicly engage your ideas on an almost even playing field. There would be more hurdles at myspace for example.

It is fascinating to participate in a sort of “long tail” of celebrity as a blogger. But soon it will not be a novelty and everyone will be have access to each other’s virtual “life streams.” And I am excited to see what happens when our culture and ethics catch up to adapt to these new intimate responsibility webs we create. It is already creating amazing opportunities for certain people.

1. You write friggin novels as posts

2. I love your site anyway

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