Blogging Blogs #2
This is a very important and up and coming blog. It is by the godhead, Jessymandias. It's a very new blog, because, of course, gods are very busy people. You know, smiting people, rewarding others, mostly arbitrarily.
I thought it would be important to catch at least one blog in its infancy, and look at it. Because this is the point at which a blogger is at his or her most vulnerable. Said blogger has not completely defined a voice or purpose for using said blog, and the writing will be kind of willy-nilly. It won't be quite as finely crafted as the blog may potentially be a few weeks or so down the road, so it's interesting to take a look and maybe predict the possible future of the blog.
So let's look at it first in terms of Blood. Jessymandias has a filter/notebook. There is one post that links...well...back to the Oracle itself, and another that links to a newspaper article. However, there is a strong leaning to the notebook concept. Most of the blog (at this early, perhaps infantile stage), is set up around ruminations, observations, and reflections. In this sense, it is a notebook mostly, with the probably future tendency of occaisonal filtering.
Another important observatin of this blog is that it is very, very, very serious. Jessymandias does not mess around. He is not the type of person, clearly, who likes to muck around and reflect on trivial matters. He clearly, with no doubt, is only interested in exploring the deepest, most pressing questions of the human condition. And being a god himiself must play a little in to that and affect his concerns and wishes and desires in respect to the future of his blog.
On the whole, I think that this will be a very important influential site on the e-verse, and anyone who is at all interested in bettering themselves should devote a certain amount of time to reading and pondering his important and life-changing words...nay: scriptures.
I thought it would be important to catch at least one blog in its infancy, and look at it. Because this is the point at which a blogger is at his or her most vulnerable. Said blogger has not completely defined a voice or purpose for using said blog, and the writing will be kind of willy-nilly. It won't be quite as finely crafted as the blog may potentially be a few weeks or so down the road, so it's interesting to take a look and maybe predict the possible future of the blog.
So let's look at it first in terms of Blood. Jessymandias has a filter/notebook. There is one post that links...well...back to the Oracle itself, and another that links to a newspaper article. However, there is a strong leaning to the notebook concept. Most of the blog (at this early, perhaps infantile stage), is set up around ruminations, observations, and reflections. In this sense, it is a notebook mostly, with the probably future tendency of occaisonal filtering.
Another important observatin of this blog is that it is very, very, very serious. Jessymandias does not mess around. He is not the type of person, clearly, who likes to muck around and reflect on trivial matters. He clearly, with no doubt, is only interested in exploring the deepest, most pressing questions of the human condition. And being a god himiself must play a little in to that and affect his concerns and wishes and desires in respect to the future of his blog.
On the whole, I think that this will be a very important influential site on the e-verse, and anyone who is at all interested in bettering themselves should devote a certain amount of time to reading and pondering his important and life-changing words...nay: scriptures.
