WHAT
THE BLOGOSPHERE WANTS MORE OF
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want to
see
more:
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- original
research,
surveys etc.
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well-crafted
fiction
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not found anywhere
else
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killers:
aggregators that
capture the best
of
many blogs/feeds, so they need not be read individually
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concise
political opinion
(most readers
prefer these consistent with their own views)
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quantitative analysis
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lessons learned
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reports from events
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&
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perspectives
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educational pieces
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"aha" graphics
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photos
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tools and
checklists
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other
time-savers
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stuff: quizzes,
self-evaluations,
other
interactive content
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want to
see
more:
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- constructive
criticism,
reaction,
feedback
- 'thank
you' comments,
and why readers liked their
post
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for future
posts on specific
subjects
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articles:
posts that
writers can build on,
on their own blogs
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lists/aggregations of
material on specific,
leading-edge subjects that writers can use as resource material
- wonderful
examples of
writing of a
particular genre,
that they can learn from
- comments
that engender
lively
discussion
- guidance on
how to write in
the
strange world of
weblogs
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