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Rules of Blogging, Part Duex
In a post on 'Snooze Button Dreams,' one of the regular contributors, Jim, shared his own person rules for blogging. The final rule was "The Tin Rule" is that rules don't really apply in blogging. There's an exception to everything and everything else is excepted. Find your own groove and swing with it.
Often, while sifting through the mountain of daily Gothamist correspondence, we come across emails asking for advice about starting a blog. Why anyone would consider Gothamist an authority on the sweet, intricate science of blogging is beyond us - but we are loathe to sidestep our obligation to respond. Here then, based on our blog-exploration and the evolution that is Gothamist, the first in a series of Gothamist Notes On Blogging, entitled "What not to do when you blog."
1. Don't use the word blog without realizing what it means. Blog blog blog - our ears are bleeding from it. Using Meg's definition as a guide, blogs are made up of posts that have "links + commentary." Commentary, not Joyce-ian stream-of-consciousness. They can be personal, but more in terms of point of view, versus a webcam of yourself. It's more fiting to call your website a website. Call ... more

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