“… It’s not that i don’t want to be engaged with meaningful conversations, but somehow, the popularity of blogging and the amount of content that people produce flips the all or nothing bit in my head. And then i started talking to some of my friends who maintain big blogs… I was startled at how few of them actually read blogs these days. They too had hit some wall; apparently, i’m not alone. They also rely on people to email things that are of particular interest. They also use things like T echnorati to ego-surf not for validation, but to keep abreast of what conversations they’re supposed to be engaging in.”
danah boyd, as honest and articulate as ever, describing her brand of bloggerati overload and info glut

“… It’s not that i don’t want to be engaged with meaningful conversations, but somehow, the popularity of blogging and the amount of content that people produce flips the all or nothing bit in my head. And then i started talking to some of my friends who maintain big blogs… I was startled at how few of them actually read blogs these days. They too had hit some wall; apparently, i’m not alone. They also rely on people to email things that are of particular interest. They also use things like T echnorati to ego-surf not for validation, but to keep abreast of what conversations they’re supposed to be engaging in.”
danah boyd, as honest and articulate as ever, describing her brand of bloggerati overload and info glut