Memoirs of an English Major

It’s no secret that I am a Web 2.0 junky. It’s pretty crazy now and it’s about the get better. I’m in the process of listing all of my online profiles, making it even easier to find me online. If you’ll look up there, you should see the link. This will help anyone and everyone to find me online, add me as a friend, or simply see what new service I am into. I’m still adding a couple of other links and the page is a work in progress. Make sure to check it out and if you’re on any of the respective networks,  feel free to add me. I know I haven’t post at all this week, but I have been a bit busy trying to get some things done. Next week will be filled with posts, comments, and a lot of active time online from Entrecard to forum posts. Also I should have my story plot ready and possibly a first draft. It’s been a crazy week of work and little sleep, but it’s been a pretty good week. Tonight’s mission though is to get all of the posts tagged correctly, so keep an eye on the tag cloud. The code for the theme will be up by next week.

“I think that the online world has actually brought books back. People are reading because they’re reading the damn screen. That’s more reading than people used to do” - Bill Murray So I was reading TechCrunch this week about the possible $300 million dollar deal on Digg. Everyone has pretty much said that it is about time for Digg to sell, mainly because they believe that this is as much as Digg could even hope to get considering it low visitor rate in recent days. I for one actually am against the concept of selling and not because I believe Digg is the best Web 2.0 site, but more so that I one of the few that believe the model should not be to gain as many eyeballs as you can and sell high while you’re able, but to creates something else.

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