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Wouldn't the same hold true for Blogger then? "one of the top 10 most visited websites in the world"

• oldstrangers 15y ago
  No. Blogger has a generic stigma. You say the word blogger all the time, but rarely do you actually think of blogger.com. Actually, I never think of blogger.com. And we're talking about brand power/brand recognition, not how popular the sites are.
  • abraham 15y ago
    YouTube certainly has a stronger brand but when blogger is referenced I only see it either referring to a person who blogs or Blogger and the two are pretty easy to differentiate. E.g. "a blogger", "the blogger" refer to a person blogging vs "on blogger", "with blogger" that refer to blogger.com.
    • oldstrangers 15y ago
      Considering that your comment lacks comprehension, I think my point towards 'Blogger' being too generic a term is even more valid. "Bob is a blogger on 'blogger' who blogs about blogging." "Bob is a blogger on 'Google Blogs' who blogs about blogging."