23. Is especially helpful, its sometimes true that ones moment of inspirational clarity becomes an ugly hubris during the typing.

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You can read the post at http://www.jesseliebman.com/2008/12/153-reasons-why-blogging-isnt-for-you

Let me know what you think.

Also, you place too much emphasis on themes – you should mention that anyone who really wants to gain some clout should really design their own theme (as a graphic designer, I’m thinking about the circles I roll in). The number of themes shouldn’t be a factor in someone’s choice of platform, since they’re all available to everyone. The content will always be unique as the website it resides in (generic theme = less professional articles).

Aside from that great stuff (even though it’s over a year old)! Starting a blog without passion is akin to entering a race with no intention of winning.

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In this case, however, referring to ‘social media’ as a singular concept (even delimited by a link in this case) makes this prefectly acceptable phrasing. For example, you’d never say “using social media are important”.

Of course I wish I’d found this post earlier, but not so that I could put this argument to bed as decisively as I’ve done. If I’d read some of this a year ago I would have made better choices, even on my personal blog.

Brett – I think your advice applies regardless of whether you’re fluent in your “blogging language” or not. Excellent additional tips. [Thanks for the nod. I try to help, but I'm finding less time for it this year.]

several months separate each of your blog entries

Your site has so many banners, images and widgets that even with a direct connection into Yahoo’s bandwidth pipe, it still takes 5 minutes for your site to load. Come On People, all those widgets and javascript codes screw your blog up!

Your blog automatically plays some noise when its opened.

You sport a default theme

You write your own comments under an alias or 10

All of your entries are less than 50 words long and you do not have a video blog or podcast

You think that running fake page rank on your website makes you cool, successful or possibly rich

You pick on the little bloggers instead of helping them. (Raj is an excellent person at helping bloggers.)

You blog with Frontpage.

“Reasons why” redundant.

Liked the post. Used one of the items on Writing for Blogs — http://www.writeforblogs.com/

One more typo : One is that readers lose patience when they don’t your schedule.

Should be : One is that readers lose patience when they don’t *know* your schedule.

That’s just too funny, but i claim exhaustion. Or maybe I’m just an idiot like Fred.

The phrasing was intentional, though – to differentiate. In fact, the phrasing HAS to match the title. I can’t use a negative title and then use positive phrasing in bold.

ME! like ME, NOT ‘myself’. For example, you wouldn’t say: “Fred is an idiot, just like myself”; you would say “Fred is an idiot, just like me”.

That line was a particularly unfortunate place to make this mistake.

Otherwise, nice article, if a little dense. You obviously put in a lot of work. I think that phrasing everything in the negative will probably make your readers a little defensive after reading several dozen points, though.