By Erin Brady and Riley Forrester [Directions from Instructor: Please read the blog post below. If you did not write this post, you must respond at least once directly to the post, and then respond at least once to someone else's response. If you did write the post, you need only respond at least once to the initial responses from your peers.] Wikipedia How did blogging impact future companies on a larger scale? After the burst of the dot-com bubble, blogging served as the transition of publishing to the digital arena. Websites like Pitchfork allowed previously unknown writers to gain credibility by pushing the best content to the top. Through blogging, users were motivated to create their own content using websites like Napster, where MP3s created communities of shared interest. Websites like Slashdot and Flickr further promoted this idea, with communities debating articles and sharing photo albums, respectively. TechCrunch and Digg.com both had the ability to increas...
I like Blogger better because you can see what comment you are replying to directly, not just the username you are replying to (like on insta)
ReplyDeleteI prefer Blogger for the discussions because it is easier to see the comments and replies.
ReplyDelete^Erin Brady
DeleteI prefer Blogger, I feel like it's easier to follow. I like that each question gets its own little page.
ReplyDeleteRiley: I prefer Blogger because it's easier to see but it is very annoying that my name doesn't show up and I have to type it in every time
ReplyDeleteI liked Blogger better for discussions because I feel like it is easier to type answers and it is bigger so I can understand who is responding to who.
ReplyDeleteI like blogger. The only thing I don't like about both of them is that you have to refresh the page to see new responses which can be kind of annoying. - Aakash
ReplyDeleteyes, I agree with that.
DeleteInteresting - I thought you'd all think Blogger too old school! Blogger shows up in Chapter 13 and the money from Blogger funded Twitter.
ReplyDeleteinstagram. at first i was trying to access it on safari and it wouldn't let me comment and it was a very stressful ordeal. 4/10. also i cant like anything :(
ReplyDeleteI much prefer Instagram because typing my name every time is extremely tedious. I also have spotty Internet, and was having many more problems with Blogger than Instagram, as I can access Instagram from my phone.
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DeleteElliot (sorry)
DeleteMy issue with Instagram is that I get blocked for too much activity.
DeleteOh, ok. I was just annoyed because my Internet died at one point and it ate my comment so I had to rewrite the whole thing.
Deletei get it. I sent you an email.
DeleteI like Instagram way better because even though I'm on chrome it kept glitching and I wouldn't be able to comment and also I feel like it's less casual :(
ReplyDeleteSo it looks like we'll stick with blogger. If that's the case, if you weren't commenting with your name, either look in to it yourself or email me. Also, whoever is responsible for the questions for Wednesday needs to send them to me by Wednesday morning at 7 a.m. Also, there will be a few questions tomorrow about Chapter 6 and Amazon so please check in.
ReplyDeleteI liked the way Instagram was set up by threads, but I think that Blogger has been easier to view comments. I also liked how each question was on a separate page.
ReplyDeleteMaybe we will do a mix of Instagram and Blogger - I will followup when I post the assignment tomorrow. Good job team! I hope you are enjoying the book - I'm enjoying rereading it a lot!
ReplyDeleteI like blogger because you can break it up by question, there's less scrolling, and you can view it on a bigger screen. Also for anyone having trouble with the name- create an account!! It took like 5 seconds and made blogger a lot easier to work with :)
ReplyDeleteI didn't realize you had to create an account - I've used blogger for so long! Apologies to everyone, but now you know how to get your name on your posts.
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