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I see describing something as a 'tabloid' to be setting it apart as sub-standard, below an acceptable level of quality, in the medium of print. As these standar
by mambodog 16y ago
I see describing something as a 'tabloid' to be setting it apart as sub-standard, below an acceptable level of quality, in the medium of print. As these standards are much lower (or non-existant) for blogs, it seems a harsh comparison.
- mkr-hn 16y agoI don't know why you'd preemptively lower your expectation of a blog. I start with a high standard and move on if the blog doesn't meet it. Why shouldn't this be the norm? There are more than enough good blogs on any subject to skip the bad ones.
- khafra 16y agoI agree, life's too short for tabloids unless they're really useful, like the National Enquirer if you're a Man In Black, or Techcrunch if you're a startup entrepreneur.
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