Comments on: Thinking Blogger or Writing Blogger http://www.chrisbrogan.com/thinking-blogger-or-writing-blogger/ Learn How Human Business Works - Beyond Social Media Fri, 10 Feb 2012 12:25:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Corvida http://www.chrisbrogan.com/thinking-blogger-or-writing-blogger/comment-page-2/#comment-23977 Corvida Fri, 20 Apr 2007 00:19:00 +0000 http://grasshopperfactory.com/cbc/thinking-blogger-or-writing-blogger/#comment-23977 I'm definitely a writing blogger. I don't even do rough drafts for my papers! I hate the damned things anyways. I just write. My views most likely will not change within the next 24 hours or so. I’m definitely a writing blogger. I don’t even do rough drafts for my papers! I hate the damned things anyways. I just write. My views most likely will not change within the next 24 hours or so.

]]> By: Corvida http://www.chrisbrogan.com/thinking-blogger-or-writing-blogger/comment-page-2/#comment-234521 Corvida Fri, 20 Apr 2007 00:19:00 +0000 http://grasshopperfactory.com/cbc/thinking-blogger-or-writing-blogger/#comment-234521 I'm definitely a writing blogger. I don't even do rough drafts for my papers! I hate the damned things anyways. I just write. My views most likely will not change within the next 24 hours or so. I’m definitely a writing blogger. I don’t even do rough drafts for my papers! I hate the damned things anyways. I just write. My views most likely will not change within the next 24 hours or so.

]]> By: Corvida http://www.chrisbrogan.com/thinking-blogger-or-writing-blogger/comment-page-2/#comment-234522 Corvida Fri, 20 Apr 2007 00:19:00 +0000 http://grasshopperfactory.com/cbc/thinking-blogger-or-writing-blogger/#comment-234522 I'm definitely a writing blogger. I don't even do rough drafts for my papers! I hate the damned things anyways. I just write. My views most likely will not change within the next 24 hours or so. I’m definitely a writing blogger. I don’t even do rough drafts for my papers! I hate the damned things anyways. I just write. My views most likely will not change within the next 24 hours or so.

]]> By: Dan York http://www.chrisbrogan.com/thinking-blogger-or-writing-blogger/comment-page-2/#comment-22901 Dan York Mon, 16 Apr 2007 21:02:45 +0000 http://grasshopperfactory.com/cbc/thinking-blogger-or-writing-blogger/#comment-22901 Both... but primarily a "writing blogger". Like Stu Mark, I've been writing since I was very young (although not as much professionally like Stu) and words just generally flow. I am a writer... therefore I write. As others have mentioned, the act of writing is often my tool for clarifying thinking. However, like David Beckemeyer, I've always got longer posts in my queue that I keep stewing around in my brain waiting for the moment when I have the time to write them all down. I do pretty much all my blogging using an offline editor (either MS Windows Live Writer or the open source Semagic) and so it's very easy for me to have drafts lying around of longer pieces. Unfortunately, like Aswath, sometimes those longer pieces never see the light of day because they are no longer relevant. But probably 90+% of the time in my blogging, I simply pop open an editor window, write the blog post, read through it to see if I can tighten it up or make it read better, preview it to make sure image links work... and then hit Publish and go on to something else. Both… but primarily a “writing blogger”. Like Stu Mark, I’ve been writing since I was very young (although not as much professionally like Stu) and words just generally flow. I am a writer… therefore I write. As others have mentioned, the act of writing is often my tool for clarifying thinking.

However, like David Beckemeyer, I’ve always got longer posts in my queue that I keep stewing around in my brain waiting for the moment when I have the time to write them all down. I do pretty much all my blogging using an offline editor (either MS Windows Live Writer or the open source Semagic) and so it’s very easy for me to have drafts lying around of longer pieces. Unfortunately, like Aswath, sometimes those longer pieces never see the light of day because they are no longer relevant.

But probably 90+% of the time in my blogging, I simply pop open an editor window, write the blog post, read through it to see if I can tighten it up or make it read better, preview it to make sure image links work… and then hit Publish and go on to something else.

]]> By: Dan York http://www.chrisbrogan.com/thinking-blogger-or-writing-blogger/comment-page-2/#comment-234519 Dan York Mon, 16 Apr 2007 21:02:00 +0000 http://grasshopperfactory.com/cbc/thinking-blogger-or-writing-blogger/#comment-234519 Both... but primarily a "writing blogger". Like Stu Mark, I've been writing since I was very young (although not as much professionally like Stu) and words just generally flow. I am a writer... therefore I write. As others have mentioned, the act of writing is often my tool for clarifying thinking. However, like David Beckemeyer, I've always got longer posts in my queue that I keep stewing around in my brain waiting for the moment when I have the time to write them all down. I do pretty much all my blogging using an offline editor (either MS Windows Live Writer or the open source Semagic) and so it's very easy for me to have drafts lying around of longer pieces. Unfortunately, like Aswath, sometimes those longer pieces never see the light of day because they are no longer relevant. But probably 90+% of the time in my blogging, I simply pop open an editor window, write the blog post, read through it to see if I can tighten it up or make it read better, preview it to make sure image links work... and then hit Publish and go on to something else. Both… but primarily a “writing blogger”. Like Stu Mark, I’ve been writing since I was very young (although not as much professionally like Stu) and words just generally flow. I am a writer… therefore I write. As others have mentioned, the act of writing is often my tool for clarifying thinking.

However, like David Beckemeyer, I’ve always got longer posts in my queue that I keep stewing around in my brain waiting for the moment when I have the time to write them all down. I do pretty much all my blogging using an offline editor (either MS Windows Live Writer or the open source Semagic) and so it’s very easy for me to have drafts lying around of longer pieces. Unfortunately, like Aswath, sometimes those longer pieces never see the light of day because they are no longer relevant.

But probably 90+% of the time in my blogging, I simply pop open an editor window, write the blog post, read through it to see if I can tighten it up or make it read better, preview it to make sure image links work… and then hit Publish and go on to something else.

]]> By: Dan York http://www.chrisbrogan.com/thinking-blogger-or-writing-blogger/comment-page-2/#comment-234520 Dan York Mon, 16 Apr 2007 21:02:00 +0000 http://grasshopperfactory.com/cbc/thinking-blogger-or-writing-blogger/#comment-234520 Both... but primarily a "writing blogger". Like Stu Mark, I've been writing since I was very young (although not as much professionally like Stu) and words just generally flow. I am a writer... therefore I write. As others have mentioned, the act of writing is often my tool for clarifying thinking. However, like David Beckemeyer, I've always got longer posts in my queue that I keep stewing around in my brain waiting for the moment when I have the time to write them all down. I do pretty much all my blogging using an offline editor (either MS Windows Live Writer or the open source Semagic) and so it's very easy for me to have drafts lying around of longer pieces. Unfortunately, like Aswath, sometimes those longer pieces never see the light of day because they are no longer relevant. But probably 90+% of the time in my blogging, I simply pop open an editor window, write the blog post, read through it to see if I can tighten it up or make it read better, preview it to make sure image links work... and then hit Publish and go on to something else. Both… but primarily a “writing blogger”. Like Stu Mark, I’ve been writing since I was very young (although not as much professionally like Stu) and words just generally flow. I am a writer… therefore I write. As others have mentioned, the act of writing is often my tool for clarifying thinking.

However, like David Beckemeyer, I’ve always got longer posts in my queue that I keep stewing around in my brain waiting for the moment when I have the time to write them all down. I do pretty much all my blogging using an offline editor (either MS Windows Live Writer or the open source Semagic) and so it’s very easy for me to have drafts lying around of longer pieces. Unfortunately, like Aswath, sometimes those longer pieces never see the light of day because they are no longer relevant.

But probably 90+% of the time in my blogging, I simply pop open an editor window, write the blog post, read through it to see if I can tighten it up or make it read better, preview it to make sure image links work… and then hit Publish and go on to something else.

]]> By: newmedia Mike http://www.chrisbrogan.com/thinking-blogger-or-writing-blogger/comment-page-2/#comment-22829 newmedia Mike Mon, 16 Apr 2007 16:53:35 +0000 http://grasshopperfactory.com/cbc/thinking-blogger-or-writing-blogger/#comment-22829 Thinking blogger - actual make that an OVER thinking blogger. Sometimes I edit so much that I finally just decide that what I was going to say wasn't that important a topic for one of my blogs. So I don't publish anything. Thinking blogger – actual make that an OVER thinking blogger. Sometimes I edit so much that I finally just decide that what I was going to say wasn’t that important a topic for one of my blogs. So I don’t publish anything.

]]> By: newmedia Mike http://www.chrisbrogan.com/thinking-blogger-or-writing-blogger/comment-page-2/#comment-234517 newmedia Mike Mon, 16 Apr 2007 16:53:00 +0000 http://grasshopperfactory.com/cbc/thinking-blogger-or-writing-blogger/#comment-234517 Thinking blogger - actual make that an OVER thinking blogger. Sometimes I edit so much that I finally just decide that what I was going to say wasn't that important a topic for one of my blogs. So I don't publish anything. Thinking blogger – actual make that an OVER thinking blogger. Sometimes I edit so much that I finally just decide that what I was going to say wasn’t that important a topic for one of my blogs. So I don’t publish anything.

]]> By: newmedia Mike http://www.chrisbrogan.com/thinking-blogger-or-writing-blogger/comment-page-2/#comment-234518 newmedia Mike Mon, 16 Apr 2007 16:53:00 +0000 http://grasshopperfactory.com/cbc/thinking-blogger-or-writing-blogger/#comment-234518 Thinking blogger - actual make that an OVER thinking blogger. Sometimes I edit so much that I finally just decide that what I was going to say wasn't that important a topic for one of my blogs. So I don't publish anything. Thinking blogger – actual make that an OVER thinking blogger. Sometimes I edit so much that I finally just decide that what I was going to say wasn’t that important a topic for one of my blogs. So I don’t publish anything.

]]> By: luca http://www.chrisbrogan.com/thinking-blogger-or-writing-blogger/comment-page-2/#comment-22805 luca Mon, 16 Apr 2007 14:53:07 +0000 http://grasshopperfactory.com/cbc/thinking-blogger-or-writing-blogger/#comment-22805 Definitely a writing blogger. I write it, review it, then post it. And never look back :-) Definitely a writing blogger. I write it, review it, then post it. And never look back :-)

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