Blogging can turn you to a d3vil
October 17th, 2007 | by tk2 |I’ve been thinking about this for a very long time. Blogging will not teach you to become a good guy. Don’t believe me? See if any points below match you.
Liar:When you write stories, you tend to make it up. You wanted your story to taste good, so you add some extra spices and cut out the rotten parts. It may sound a common sense but faking truth is still a lie.
Hypocrite: When you post comments to other blogs, do you really mean it, or it just the free traffic that you want? Again, your words suddenly become sweet and the whole thing turns into a drama.
“Your blog nice one la.”
“1st time heard about this”
The price? One link in the nickname and another link in comment sig.
Greed:This goes to splog owners. They create hundreds of splogs and spam our comment box just to get extra hundred or maybe thousand bucks. Lucky we have akismet or spam karma working wihout a single day off.
Thief:Sometimes you copy other’s articles or ideas without permission. Well, it’s almost impossible to write 100% original post everyday but by copy-and pasting from other sites is just simply rude. At least give them linkback or just state the source.
Bonus:Blogging might not be good to your health. Eye problems, obesity, stress and social disorder. Recently I found some hikikomori symptoms in me.
These are only my opinions, truth or false, judge it yourself. No, I’m not giving up blogging, just lack of motivation. T_T
5 Responses to “Blogging can turn you to a d3vil”
By JennyHow on Oct 18, 2007 | Reply
haha, very nice n funny post. good thoughts on it, couldn’t help to agree more. oops, please don’t brush this off as a hypocrite comments.
By Zai on Oct 18, 2007 | Reply
interesting bloggy!!! passing by to say hello!!! Do visit me. thank U!!!
By ramzy0 on Oct 21, 2007 | Reply
blog turn me to pcaddict. always spend at least 2-3 hours in front of pc, mostly surfing the internet. T_T
By surfaddict on Nov 8, 2007 | Reply
blogging help me become more generous, i can write anything in which we could not do it by speaking.
By bitter on Dec 28, 2007 | Reply
Damn, I usually get point (2) all the time because I tend to spam posts on interesting blogs I just discover in one shot. Pretty much like what I’m doing now to you!
Haha! But really, don’t think of me that way. I’m a seasonal reader. I hop around and find something interesting, make my comments, and if there’s “Subscribe to comments, or anything” - I’d do that - or it’d just be a one time thing.