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We think that mobile blogging will be very different from desktop because before mobile came along blogposts were produced and consumed in certain settings on a
by jamando 12y ago
We think that mobile blogging will be very different from desktop because before mobile came along blogposts were produced and consumed in certain settings on a certain device — mainly by people sitting at home or work, having a big screen before them and that heavily shaped the medium. You couldn't drop a few lines about something and call it a blogpost, so writing a single thought usually required a few hours or even days. You had to put a lot effort into drafting it and making it worth reading so it almost felt like a duty. On the contrast to desktop, mobile blogging will probably have its own unique format, a shortpost that is a bit longer than a tweet yet way shorter than a blogpost, it will require a few minutes to be written and easily shared, free from hassle. We also think that motives for writing something brief on the device carried with you will be different from motives of writing something on your home computer late in the evening.
- ilyaeck 12y agoGood old LiveJournal used to have mood tags for posts. Sounds like you may want to explore something similar. Good luck!
- jamando 12y agoThanks. This is true, emotional aspect of post is very important. In our case, Color Themes were made for the purpose of helping people enhance a message by selecting a matching color mood.