November 30, 2003
New Blog Showcase
Phew - I've been busy this weekend - little blogging. I put this on my to-do list, so this is sure to get done.
I was disappointed to see that the number one entry so far this week is a short snippet about global warming. It'd be fine if it were a well-written blog entry about global warming, but it's really just a synopsis. But, because it's about a controversial left-wing touted topic, I'm guessing the League of Liberals is aswarming to link to it. When I write a single-paragraph synopsis, it's a "hey, look at this," but I certainly don't expect any kudos about anything rather than FINDING the thing.
That - to me - is not what this is about. This contest is to find and expose some of the best new blogs. This contest is not about "what the League of Liberals" or "The Alliance" or "The Axis of Naughty" wants exposed. It's not about "what we agree with." It's about good writing. Period. So I'm a bit disheartened by that on the political side.
That being said, I was impressed with three entries this week.
Baysense, a new environmentally focused blog, wrote about the purpose of the blog. I'll be watching.
Blogslut, a blog about porn, politics and punditry, as it says, wrote an objective account about Michael Jackson. What I liked most is that there's no judgment here, and there's no presumption of guilt. If you've not read it, it's worth your time.
And, finally, venturpreneur talks about The Fiduciary Duty of Good Faith.
hln
Posted by hln at November 30, 2003 10:01 AM | Linkage/Kudos | TrackBack
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I, too, was impressed with Venturpreneur's "The Fiduciary Duty of Good Faith" and voted for that.
Posted by: Tuning Spork at November 30, 2003 09:21 PMWell said, Heather
Posted by: Harvey at December 1, 2003 10:55 AM