Comments on: TODAY: Don’t kill yourself trying to get noticed

By: Madam Palam sets an assignment

Madam Palam sets an assignment — Wed, 12 Dec 2007 05:19:26 +0000

By: Good Morning Yesterday

Good Morning Yesterday — Tue, 07 Nov 2006 11:32:37 +0000

Grandfather Stories…

But the article that made me feel the proudest was the famous Mr MiyagiÂ’s article of November, 30, 2005 in TODAY, when he recommended this blog to readers of his weekly column Chip of the Old Blog. You can read his article here.…

By: Bambi

Bambi — Sun, 11 Dec 2005 20:53:58 +0000

Tongue in cheek article you’ve written. It was a good read.

By: Bambi

Bambi — Sun, 11 Dec 2005 20:53:00 +0000

Tongue in cheek article you’ve written. It was a good read.

By: BlackBox - Modus Operandi On-line » Donâ€™t Kill Yourself Trying to Get Noticed

Sun, 04 Dec 2005 23:00:44 +0000

[…] ANTHROPOMORPHISM maybe, that’s what I see in many blogs or just an alter-ego character of one that he/she represents on-line. The rest, some are informative while there are pure diaries seeking no fame. Speaking of which, the lust for popularity had drawn many people into blogging craving to strike a Blog of Gold someday. They worked very hard to gain (most of the time) instant readership and self-destruct to arouse attention just to rekindle the lost glory? That’s where I find this article interesting by our renowned blogger Miyagi on — Donâ€™t kill yourself trying to get noticed. Visit the blog for a good read. Recommended. So what about this blog of mine? I dunno seriously, I use it as a quick reference from my write-ups and collected links for my research, where ever, whenever I need them. So long as I get net access. The rest, I think nobody understands this blog, well that’s what I hear from readers. Just one thing about blogging, integrity that is. another good read at EgoConigto […]

By: Nikholai

Nikholai — Sun, 04 Dec 2005 21:19:56 +0000

Blogs, they’re afterall part of life that I believe blogging is like an activity similar to clubbing, etc…that you might have to relinquish someday. For reasons good or bad. Fame, readership, all these again, do have a life span.

By: Nikholai

Nikholai — Sun, 04 Dec 2005 21:19:00 +0000

By: Capital Region People

Capital Region People — Sun, 04 Dec 2005 16:00:22 +0000

To Blog or Not to Blog

Then there’s TECHNORATI, which has driven some bloggers, like Daphne Teo, to commit blogicide and either shut their blogs down entirely, or, as in the case of Arissa Luna, use “password protection” as a way of allowing only registered and approved r…

By: g p

g p — Fri, 02 Dec 2005 09:00:04 +0000

blinkymummy is losing readership not because she’s not slicing her wrist, getting plastic surgery, or insulting the disabled.

she’s losing her readers because she’s alienating a lot of people with her pseudo-intellectual analysis.

thing is, although she tries really hard to get hot and heavy with existential issues, she lacks suitable critical faculty to produce any cogent, intelligent arguments to support her point of view.

just read how she ripped into a teacher’s comment that he doesn’t let students read her blog cos it contains vulgarities. it doesn’t matter that chewren are gonna learn vulgarities anyway. what matters is the message being sent when a teacher directs his or her students to her blog.

so until she suddenly becomes intellectually-enabled, i will not be reading her blog anymore.

By: g p

g p — Fri, 02 Dec 2005 09:00:00 +0000

blinkymummy is losing readership not because she’s not slicing her wrist, getting plastic surgery, or insulting the disabled.

she’s losing her readers because she’s alienating a lot of people with her pseudo-intellectual analysis.

thing is, although she tries really hard to get hot and heavy with existential issues, she lacks suitable critical faculty to produce any cogent, intelligent arguments to support her point of view.

so until she suddenly becomes intellectually-enabled, i will not be reading her blog anymore.