Yeah I think it is an easy trap to fall into -- to try to be the "expert". It's harder to just say what you know, and ask questions about what you don't know.

Yeah I think it is an easy trap to fall into -- to try to be the "expert". It's harder to just say what you know, and ask questions about what you don't know. And change your mind on the blog. But that's what makes for a better blog. People want to see your opinions change over time as you learn things. They don't want to necessarily read advice from an "expert", because even if you are an expert, in 3 years the "best practice" may change. Honestly, the most annoying blog posts are those about "best practices". I skip over those. I want to read people's honest experiences -- learning something or building something -- and then I'll form my own opinion about the best practice.