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That was my thinking too. Who sits down and writes a lengthy blog post about a piece of software that they like to use? How boring! It's like someone sitting do
by Patient0 13y ago
That was my thinking too. Who sits down and writes a lengthy blog post about a piece of software that they like to use? How boring! It's like someone sitting down to write a blog post about why they like Pepsi instead of Coke.
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- taopao 13y agoIt's Gawker's eHow, basically. http://lifehacker.com/wear-your-bathrobe-all-morning-long-to-avoid-spills-and-1461020293 http://lifehacker.com/wear-your-bathrobe-all-morning-long-to...
- alanhenry 13y agoTo be fair, we try to be significantly more useful than eHow.
- mason240 13y agoIf you got paid to write for a soda blog I'm sure you would be able to.
- alanhenry 13y agoWell, if there's something to be learned from discussing hat software's features, or something we can teach others to do to streamline their activities or be more productive, there's something to be gained from talking about it, isn't there? If something works well for one of us, we try to share it so others can take the example if it applies to them.
- coldtea 13y ago>That was my thinking too. Who sits down and writes a lengthy blog post about a piece of software that they like to use? How boring! It's like someone sitting down to write a blog post about why they like Pepsi instead of Coke. Only liking Pepsi instead of Coke is an inconsequential personal choice based on taste alone, whereas other people can benefit from an article about a piece of software and learn tips, usage patterns, its capabilities and limitations etc. Heck, there are sites and magazines devoted to REVIEWING software, from office suites to games. In essense: your thinking was bad, and you should feel bad.