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I think he just tries to rationalize the fact that he's done blogging for 10 years and now he's just bored with it.

• Tichy 17y ago
  Yeah, his argument "nobody else really was successful with blogging for their company" seems weird - so what, what matters is that he is successful.
  • michael_dorfman 17y ago
    "Successful" in what sense? He says that it is taking away time that he'd rather be spending on his products, and that spending his time elsewhere would better maximize profits. I think he's thought this through, and I salute his decision (although I'll miss reading JOS.)
  • pchristensen 17y ago
    He said later that he's now a big fish in a small pond (developers that read blogs) and almost completely unknown outside of that niche. That's his main reason - it's not worth the time any more.