Sunday, March 04, 2007
Attempted Revival
Finally I have things pretty much humming on my home blog, so I'm now turning my attention GABBward. We started a pretty good thing here last Summer, but it got kind of lost with vacations, then the crush of the campaign season.
I've spent a fair amount of my online time lately updating the Akron blogroll. First off, I've deleted a number of blogs because they haven't posted in forever:
Centerline
Peanut Butter Knife
Crosscurrent
De’s Shop
Walk Back
Vin Vini Vino
Daily Depression has disappeared completely. How . . . sad.
The Green report has as well. Green had switched out of blogspot some time ago and I hadn't updated. But now his archive has also disappeared, as has his new blog. No word on whether he got a job in Marc Dann's office.
How I got the idea that Dave Dempsey was from Summit Co. is now a mystery. Maybe he was when I added him, but now he clearly is not, so he’s dropped. His blog about environment issues in the Great Lakes is plenty interesting, though. He has made the switch to typepad – http://daviddempsey.typepad.com/ -- which I’ve added to my reader.
I also dropped Bloggin’ Ryan because he moved to Atlanta. I still have you on my Reader tho. S’all good, s’all good.
A couple of blogs from the list still remain in slightly different configurations. Lord Akron is now Blackstar Cadaver at the same address. Socioeconomics is now Radical Disbelief At a new URL.
In the course of doing all this, I also searched for new area blogs. I found Cotswold Corner Diary because the writer had found me. She showed up in a Technorati search for my home blog, having just rolled me. As I read through, it appears she's in Medina County.
I also found Branding and Marketing, a blog about -- well you can probably figure it out. The blogger is from Hudson.
A couple weeks ago I added Paula Mooney, a freelance writer here in Akron and a friend of my friend Jill at Writes Like She Talks.
So now we have an up to date blogroll. All we need is some content. And a mission. And some readers would be nice . . .
I've spent a fair amount of my online time lately updating the Akron blogroll. First off, I've deleted a number of blogs because they haven't posted in forever:
Centerline
Peanut Butter Knife
Crosscurrent
De’s Shop
Walk Back
Vin Vini Vino
Daily Depression has disappeared completely. How . . . sad.
The Green report has as well. Green had switched out of blogspot some time ago and I hadn't updated. But now his archive has also disappeared, as has his new blog. No word on whether he got a job in Marc Dann's office.
How I got the idea that Dave Dempsey was from Summit Co. is now a mystery. Maybe he was when I added him, but now he clearly is not, so he’s dropped. His blog about environment issues in the Great Lakes is plenty interesting, though. He has made the switch to typepad – http://daviddempsey.typepad.com/ -- which I’ve added to my reader.
I also dropped Bloggin’ Ryan because he moved to Atlanta. I still have you on my Reader tho. S’all good, s’all good.
A couple of blogs from the list still remain in slightly different configurations. Lord Akron is now Blackstar Cadaver at the same address. Socioeconomics is now Radical Disbelief At a new URL.
In the course of doing all this, I also searched for new area blogs. I found Cotswold Corner Diary because the writer had found me. She showed up in a Technorati search for my home blog, having just rolled me. As I read through, it appears she's in Medina County.
I also found Branding and Marketing, a blog about -- well you can probably figure it out. The blogger is from Hudson.
A couple weeks ago I added Paula Mooney, a freelance writer here in Akron and a friend of my friend Jill at Writes Like She Talks.
So now we have an up to date blogroll. All we need is some content. And a mission. And some readers would be nice . . .
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Pho, thanks for the attempt.
I'm still trying to get up the initiative to update my blogrolls after the switch to the 'new' blogger.
I'm still trying to get up the initiative to update my blogrolls after the switch to the 'new' blogger.
We just bought a house, so I'm now a permanent Akron resident. Looking forward to being more community minded in the future.
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