Blog Comments II
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James Joyner | Wednesday, July 7, 2004 |
Dan Drezner has a thoughtful post on the subject, linking a large number of posts from prominent bloggers and weaving them together. He remains optimistic, however, for a variety of reasons he enumerates. He also notes that, compared to academe, blogging is “a tea party.”
Kevin Aylward, Michele Catalano, as well as several folks linked in Dan’s essay have further thoughts on the issue.
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Probably because the initial post on this yesterday generated the comments and trackbacks, whereas this post just told people that more discussion was available elsewhere.
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Posted by James Joyner | July 7, 2004 | 01:59 pm | Permalink
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