Hi Everyone,
I just wanted to make a quick comment on the recent proliferation of short Twitter-esque blog entries. While they're good fun, they do take up valuable real-estate on the front page, while adding virtually nothing in the manner of content. The current layout and interface for Blogs is unfortunately limited by the board software, so there isn't really a way around this other than to respect others' posts by not taking up the front page.
I for one don't want to institute any hard and fast "every post must be at least 141 characters long" rule, but I think that we can all figure out what constitutes a reasonable entry. Things here are pretty lax, so it shouldn't be tough to write something a bit lengthier than a six word post.
Anyway, I just wanted to say my bit on that. If it's been a while since you've done so, please give the Blogs Guidelines a quick read, as this is all covered in there.
And now, back to your regularly scheduled Blogs....

(please post any comments on this below in the reply section-- feedback is always welcome!)
I just wanted to make a quick comment on the recent proliferation of short Twitter-esque blog entries. While they're good fun, they do take up valuable real-estate on the front page, while adding virtually nothing in the manner of content. The current layout and interface for Blogs is unfortunately limited by the board software, so there isn't really a way around this other than to respect others' posts by not taking up the front page.
I for one don't want to institute any hard and fast "every post must be at least 141 characters long" rule, but I think that we can all figure out what constitutes a reasonable entry. Things here are pretty lax, so it shouldn't be tough to write something a bit lengthier than a six word post.
Anyway, I just wanted to say my bit on that. If it's been a while since you've done so, please give the Blogs Guidelines a quick read, as this is all covered in there.
And now, back to your regularly scheduled Blogs....
(please post any comments on this below in the reply section-- feedback is always welcome!)
