This blog hasn’t had any comments for the last two weeks. I initially assumed this was the fault of an apathetic – or possibly vacationing – readership. Then I decided I just wasn’t writing anything interesting. But now I suspect there was a technical hitch eating comments. I’ve adjust the settings and they seem to be working again now. Apologies if you commented in the last fortnight and your message vanished.
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Belatedly (in my case, not his), here’s Jonathan Calder’s piece about blogging from Liberal Democrat News. This blog got a mention, for which I’m very grateful. It has made me worry about the impression I give of myself though 😉
Will Howells’ No Geek is an Island reflects his status as a Dr Who nut and soduku grandmaster as well as a sound Liberal.
The last part is a particular compliment as Jonathan is a noted sound Liberal himself.
It’s nearly six months since the switch to WordPress and a springautumn clean and tidy is due. Any preferences as to what stays and goes?
The current reading/listening images take up a fair bit of sidebar space. Should I drop those sections, make them text-only, or keep them as they are? Does anyone use the calendar to find archive posts? Should I go to two column format?
Or, should I keep all the dinky toys and add more? Add a “About me” and “Best of” pages? Maybe put some of my old media stuff online? Make the photos of me bigger? 🙂
One of my favourite blogs is The Law West of Ealing Broadway – I’m always pleased when new entries pop up in Bloglines. It’s a wonderfully informative blog written by a West London magistrate, mostly reporting on cases over which he has presided (with details changed to protect those involved). If, like me, you’ve never set foot in a courtroom, it’s a real eye-opener- plus it’s enjoyably written. Don’t take my word for it, though – head on over.
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