I wonder how the rate of blogging among startup founders relates to the average blogging rate among other people (IE, more or less). Based on the upvotes I'm gu

I wonder how the rate of blogging among startup founders relates to the average blogging rate among other people (IE, more or less). Based on the upvotes I'm guessing a lot of people relate to this, but I'm not sure I'm convinced that startup founders blog less than the average person. Personally, the reason I don't really blog is because what you write on the internet is (mostly) permanent. I tend to subscribe to the notion of "strong views, weakly held", but the transient nature of that philosophy clashes with the permanency of publicly stating an opinion that's easily searchable and indexable. I think at some point culture will catch up and we'll recognize that what people wrote five years ago isn't necessarily representative of who they are now, but I'm not sure we're there yet. So I avoid blogging because I don't want to burn bridges because I wrote some rant that in a years time I don't even agree with.