Words of Wisdom on the Blogosphere from One of its Doyens

by Mark WardJul 30, 2009Culture, Personal, Piety, Tech

iMonk shares some trenchant blogosphere insight, well worth a read for bloggers and those who love them.

A “Blogging Philosofesto” is percolating, fermenting, and languishing in my own queue at this moment.

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