Well, I think you need to consider a few things here: Firstly, what you consider dumb or 'not knowledgable' might still be far ahead of what a lot of people kn

Well, I think you need to consider a few things here: Firstly, what you consider dumb or 'not knowledgable' might still be far ahead of what a lot of people know about the subject, and hence in their eyes, your perspective would be valuable to have. Secondly, your experiences are interesting to read about here. I mean, why do you think people read websites dedicated to their owners learning how to do something? Or watch blind Let's Plays of video games? Because seeing someone else put in the effort and get better at some field or another can be entertaining/interesting in its own right. Finally, most people are not going to be cruel or judge you for a lack of knowledge here. Most people are generally pretty decent individuals and don't mock those less knowledgeable than themselves based on a few blog posts. So unless you do something incredibly flame baity (like say, arguing a language you've only just started learning is terribly designed because it's 'too complicated' and claim those who disagre are idiots), most people will be pretty civil about it. Don't worry so much here. If you think it helps you learn more or improve your communication skills, go for it.