It’s been an interesting week on the web for me. I haven’t bookmarked
much, or stumbled much, but I did a fair amount of writing, reading,
and posting.

Alex at Read/Write Web wrote a post about my Women Bloggers page — Adam vs. Eve: Does The Blogosphere Have A Gender? — in which he disagrees with me that sexism extends to blogging. In so doing, he sent me a fair amount of traffic.

Always glad to have folks disagree with me.

The Weblog Review did two nice reviews of Blogging Blog, with a few specific suggestions that you will see implemented soon.

I’ve been doing some behind the scenes tweaking, both online and off.

And — I’m trying to write a post for tomorrow’s Blog Action Day. This is being more difficult than I had anticipated, confronting the state of our beautiful, damaged world.

Sort of like confronting the state of one’s beautiful, damaged self.

Stumbled:

• How to Save the World: "It
  seems that while the "quantity" group was busily churning out piles of
  work – and learning from their mistakes – the "quality" group had sat
  theorizing about perfection, and in the end had little more to show for
  their efforts than grandiose theories and a pile of dead clay."

Bookmarked:

• 73 and Loaded With Friends on Facebook – New York Times
• Pew Internet: E-patients With a Disability or Chronic Disease
• Why Blog Post Frequency Does Not Matter Anymore | Marketing Profs Daily Fix Blog via Skellie

@ Blogging Blog:

• Waiting
• Blog Action Day: What Kind of Blogger Are You?

@ Abide:

• More on Chocolate

Here at Watermark:

• Nice? Kind? PINK?
• Snapshot Poem 10 October 02007
• Thursday Poetry
• Inspiring Cats | Cats in Art
• Home is Where You Find Yourself
• Opacity & Transparency