End of the warblog

Maybe Dave Winer* is right, and warblogs are so last week. We need a new kind of blog, so this whole thing doesn’t degenerate into a bunch of teenaged girls all trying to be Rebecca Blood, so how about wood blogs? Woodblogging is manly, world-changing, technical, and already established, so it’s got all the ingredients … Continue reading “End of the warblog”

Maybe Dave Winer* is right, and warblogs are so last week. We need a new kind of blog, so this whole thing doesn’t degenerate into a bunch of teenaged girls all trying to be Rebecca Blood, so how about wood blogs? Woodblogging is manly, world-changing, technical, and already established, so it’s got all the ingredients of The Next Big Thing.

And besides, nobody ever booed a woodblogger off the stage like they do some people I could name. What kind of moron invites a commercial software merchant to keynote an Open Source conference anyway?

See also: Carnell’s comments.

*Winer’s still upset that blogging didn’t go mainstream until Sept. 11, 2001, and when it did it was on the back of Blogger, not Radio. Such is life.

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