My blight upon the internet now extends thusly, in chronological order of founding:
- A wiki - powered by MediaWiki
- Social Networking - on the ubiquitous Facebook
- Social Bookmarking - on the excellent del.icio.us
- Photo Sharing - as of yesterday via Picasa Web Albums
- And now a Blog
The Internet-Prayer of Humble Access
We do not presume to come to this thy internets, O merciful Blogosphere,
trusting in our own righteousness,
but in thy manifold and great content.
We are not worthy so much as to gather up the comments under thy blogs.
But thou art the same Blogosphere, whose property is always to welcome more content;
Grant us therefore, gracious Blogosphere,
so to read the words of thy dear blogs, and to view thy photostreams,
that our sinful comment may be made clean by thy comment,
and our posts washed through thy most precious feeds,
and that we may evermore link to thee, and thee link to us.
Amen
4 comments:
Welcome again to the web...and in the true spirit of blog comments let me shout:
"FIRST!!!!!!!!"
and also
"YO MOMMA"
Next thing you know you'll have started a twitter too. Even I CBA with twitter.
Hello Poorhouse, fancy seeing you here! I've got that warm fuzzy glow that I always get when I'm pleasantly surprised to learn that my efforts polluting the internets with my ramblings are not going to waste and have in fact been consumed by someone else.
I am wondering though how you knew that I had started this blog...? Clearly you followed the link form the-woodshop.org homepage and so I can only conclude that you have some automated monitoring of it that alerts you when something is updated... am I close? However it happened I am impressed and very happy. So much so I've just enjoyed a happy half hour browsing the poorhouse when I should be sleeping.
See you round.
And you're right, I did sign up for twitter but I'm yet to tweet.
Hey, call me an internet stalker! Your words of wisdom are indeed being read, have no fear.
To destroy the mystique of my Columbous-esque discovering ways, I'm afraid I do not have anything quite so fancy as automation. I just thought I'd peek at the-woodshop and see what you're all up to and it must have been that it was approx when you started with the link to here. Happy discoveries!
Although should I want to retain extra geek credibility, I could have subscribed to the woodshop recentchanges RSS feed maybe rather than rely on manual looking like the luddites do :-) Naturally I do have the woodblog on subscription now.
I'd like to join the twitter brigade, but I don't think I have much to put! Struggle enough with the FB status. Which is now in many ways basically the same as Twitter but lets you play fake scrabble at the same time. Winner!
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