I read one of your posts, the one on security challenges facing IoT devices. It just didn't seem to have been informed by a difficult technical challenge for wh

I read one of your posts, the one on security challenges facing IoT devices. It just didn't seem to have been informed by a difficult technical challenge for which you had created a novel solution. Just a small amount of advice that, truthfully, I think would have been obvious to anyone working in this space. I'm inclined to believe that blogging with the intention of attracting attention is more likely to embarrass than earn you professional credibility. If you happen to have some truly original thought, or you've discovered something interesting that someone might benefit from learning, or even if you've just organized a collection of useful technical information that had previously been scattered across multiple sites, then write a blog post. Otherwise it's just one of a billion other walls of text written to directly or indirectly make money, which nobody whose attention is valuable has time for.