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I barely read blogs because they seem to try to expand or over elaborate for sake of sounding sophistication, and set tone as they try to play with audience. I'
by Existenceblinks 4y ago
I barely read blogs because they seem to try to expand or over elaborate for sake of sounding sophistication, and set tone as they try to play with audience. I'm not fun at party so I mostly read "documentation" kind of text because the objective is to provide concise and no BS to get you understand the system. If the thing doesn't have official documentation or poor documentation I would read your blog about that .. but if that's the case the thing kinda sucks.
- asdff 4y agoThere's two sorts of blogs. There's the one you describe which imo are trying to build an audience and gain reach. Then there are the more straightforward blogs, where the author doesn't care about reach or viewership, and just wants to write up a technical process they painstakingly went through so either others can save themselves some grief, or they can look at what they did when they revisit the same problem years from now. Those types of blogs are indispensable. Its like documentation that someone actually went through and wrote in margin notes, like Snape's potion book.