Darn Twitter!
Its so easy to Microblog. Twibble on my Mobile. Twitter Fox on all Desktops and Laptops that I usually access. Its never been so easy to jot down your thoughts.
Unfortunately it does seem like its eating a lot into my blogging habits. Its not like I dont have stuff to write about. I have close to atleast 20 topics that I have jotted down that I want to write about and get your thoughts on… except that, it seems like some herculean task to login into wordpress and blog. I even installed Scribe to see if the barrier would seem smaller, but nope, no luck yet.
It might be that I might switch to a fullswing microblogging format soon. And this might be the longest post by that standards. I can almost hear a “Phew!” from out there.
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- Shashi said: Very well put....
- Rainu said: Really looking forward to know more about Nandan Nilekani's UID project. Its already been implemented in some rural areas it ...
- Vijay Anand said: @Ramesh: You are absolutely right. I did oversimplify the trading bit - Partly to keep the emphasis on Entrepreneurs. I agree...
- Mohit Bansal said: Nice article Vijay. And sorry to say, but I feel bad for "so-called entrepreneurs" and others who are unable to differenti...
- Ramesh said: I think the post overly simplifies the trading profession. Depending on where in the chain you are a trader works on anywhere...
- Vijay Anand said: Ranjan, am glad to see a like-minded spirit :) And Couldnt agree with you more. As I was telling someone earlier, in India, t...
vijay,
you can try out windows Live Writer a desktop client for blogs ( wordpress,typepad etc… ) from microsoft.
Simple , easy to use and you no longer need to login to your wordpress account for posting a blog.
check Tumblr or Soup.io
You gonna luv it
hmm, and i thought there were some things that cannot be explained in 140 characters.. only for everything else there’s twitter
I think it’s not about blog Vs micro-blog. It’s about monologue Vs dialogue.
At least, that’s how I look at it.
Guess you had inserted this post as an afterthought… I’d read your later post ( “the startup workforce” a proposal to the community) earlier when this post was not there
Hopefully you’re trying to explain someone the reason for the long absence or why this sudden reappearance as a startup counsellor…
@Manas: Are you saying that we are all having monologues in twitter ?
@Senthil: Well, I wrote this post and felt bad about blaming twitter for not writing in this blog. So started to jot down my thoughts of what I had in mind for the startup workforce, and i guess got over the bloggers block
Now sustaining that… hmm.. a different matter altogether.
@Kris: Thanks for the link. Soup.io seems interesting indeed
@manuscript: Hehe.. well, most things can be fit into 140 characters, or many such 140 characters
@Rama: I’ve tried that as well. I think the firefox extn is the better alternative. I have some http proxy and all, and at times desktop apps just dont work right with web APIs. Never ask a desktop app to do a web app’s job?