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25 Oct, 2008

Blog Tip #9,472

Posted by: Atlas In: Blogging

I don’t pretend to know everything about blogging. Heck, I hardly even have the attention-span to keep at it. But during my short five-month (and counting) journey as a blogger, I’ve noticed that one thing always rings true: the more someone disagrees with you, the more likely you’ll receive gobs of traffic (that’s right — [...]

27 Aug, 2008

A Quick Note On Readability

Posted by: Atlas In: Blogging| Writing

Okay. Right. Well. I’ve been away for quite a while now but I guarantee that it was for a good reason. Trust me.
During my time away, I found myself browsing other blogs and there was one thing that kept jumping out at me: horrible, God-awful readability.

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22 Jul, 2008

Something Strange About Blogging

Posted by: Atlas In: Blogging

When I first jumped onto the Internet, say sometime around 1999, I was very interested in the idea of creating a website. Keep in mind that this was before blogs really hit the scene, and personal webpages back then consisted of tiled backgrounds, animated GIFs, MIDI music. Low resolution images and yellow text on black [...]

29 Jun, 2008

5 Things I’ve Learned About Blogging

Posted by: Atlas In: Blogging

I started seriously blogging a little over a month ago (this site has technically existed since March, but I didn’t get around to working on it until mid-May). Since then, I’ve learned quite a bit, and I thought I’d share with you what I’ve discovered so far:
1. It’s not as easy as it seems. I [...]

22 Jun, 2008

Out Of Time

Posted by: Atlas In: Blogging

Is it right to revise a work after it’s “finished?”

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