What Blogging Means To Me!

The idea of blogging I found to be very helpful on writing out thoughts. To me, Blogging is like your own personal journal where you can write personal thoughts, share them, and talk about your ideas and beliefs. I found that blogging also helps you to keep track of you thoughts or ideas when you wrote them and posted them. I love the idea in which people can post a comment on your blog about how they thought how cool our blog was. I think blogging will change the way we write papers, talk to our friends, and also build new relationships towards other people towards having similar interest.

While looking at different blogs that people put up, it seems that people can write about the most basic things like throwing up, to talk about political debates, computer games, movies, hobbies, personal interest, education, and sex. It seem that computers are becoming more of a side companion to computer users. Helping us to talk to friends and other people in a
Ideal community based setting. Between the different blog providers, Blogger.com for me was very easy to use. For others blogging provider, I heard that they are easy too! My sister has a blog, and she said it was easy, and said that she like the blog provider that she had.

From a review I wrote on "Reflecting on "US youths use internet to create," from BBC NEWS, I tell people that, "I think the idea of web blogging is cool, the idea of sharing thoughts on music, pictures, artwork, and stories! My sister showed me her web blog, and she had a lot of things on there dealing with pictures of her friends. I believe blogging lets us copyright our thoughts and interest faster then on a personal website or e-mail, so other people can see them quicker. Blogging is not just for personal use, but blogging also creates the link between communication through passive thinking and active learning.

That's what I believe the Internet is all about, sharing information and communicating through ideas and beliefs at rapid speed. I believe that the idea of communicating with other youths through blogging has become a new kind of trend like e-mail, but better! It's like having an e-mail in which it’s a personal webpage, and it’s really easy to edit, take stuff out, and add new stuff. Finding out that this blogging trend is being "spearheading" by girls, blogging to be seems to be similar to the days when young teenage girls use to share scrapbooks and journals with pictures with friends.

Blogging, from my personal experience, has opened a new door (in my mind) towards how we can share information or communicate easier with other bloggers towards sharing information and ideas. The idea that blogging doesn't cost anything is great, and its easy to set up without worrying about signing up for another term or paying monthly fees. Adding pictures is easy too. With a blog, it doesn't have to be about one specific topic or even be personal, and the great thing about it is that you can add something later to what you've all ready wrote down. You can save what you wrote as a draft, and then publish it later when you’re down revising it. I know when you have a personal web site; it might be hard updating or adding information frequently. With a blog, you don't have to wait long to see what you published. Time is a valuable thing, and I would have to say that, I hate waiting for things to happen.

Self-expression I believe is an important part of blogging, in which you can find other people with blogs have similar interest. The idea of crediting people, in which you can post a commit on their web blog is a great idea. I believe Blogging is active and passive at the same time. You can write something down, and someone can commit on it later. Then, other people would have commits on what they thought or agree with you or someone else, and you can commit on their thoughts. You can also get key insights from other people that commit your blog. The idea of posting commits I believe is the best way to talk about people's ideas and beliefs and share your thoughts. I would say blogging is probably better then an e-mail and quicker then a personal web page. In a chat room, you only come upon specific areas of information. When your blogging, you learn about how one thinks and you learn what they are interested in right away.

On the idea of youths picking up this new technical enhancement towards communication, I believe more people will switch to blogging than setting up a personal web. I feel that blogging has become or is becoming a new social icon in cyberspace. Not so much toward the chat room aspect, but a more in-depth fundamental practice towards learning about self interest and education."

I believe this to be true! "The focus on soaking up someone else’s thoughts or beliefs on a subject or personal matter and taking that information and expanding on it. That what I want people to feel, I want them to soak up my information my thoughts, that why I'm embraced to continue blogging."