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Get a blog? It would take some time to get an audience but if you persevere you will get lots of comments from likely minded individuals.
by yannis 17y ago
Get a blog? It would take some time to get an audience but if you persevere you will get lots of comments from likely minded individuals.
- diN0bot 17y agoblogs seem a little one-sided to me. i guess this is the old-skool method: everyone creates their own blogs and gets feeds from everyone else. the main problem, as you mention, is finding the people to connect with. i'm not really into blogs or community creation. i really love coding and laughing at the hacks of my housemates. a slightly wider community would be sweeeeet. (i've tried to create cambridge meetups--social underground programming!!!!!--but other than a few miters folks it didn't really take off)
- bhousel 17y agoA blog would offer a few other advantages: 1. If anyone is ever looking for something similar to your side projects / hacks, it would likely turn up on a Google search and direct it to your blog. I don't think search engines give as much priority to social news sites. 2. If you do end up meeting people who are into what you're doing, they can subscribe to your blog via RSS. It's much easier to follow someone that way than to wait for a posting of theirs to pop up on a site like HN.