I'm on a Tumblr.
Does anyone else do Tumblr? I just signed up, and I'm not sure how frequently one posts on such things. Seems more promising that I'll keep up with a bloggy-style doodad than something like Twitter, though. (I'm on that too, BTW)
I'm kind of getting tired of "the next big communication method" changing so quickly, dispersing my content and dividing my attention. RSS feeds help a lot, and I do like how when something like Facebook or Twitter or Formspring or Tumblr comes about, it explores different methods of content, response, vote-up systems, picture and link posting, personalization. But none of them seem particularly focused on meeting people you've never met before. I'll take a good webcomic forum or IRC chat any day over some 130 character anomaly where my response to someone gets truncated or can only be conveyed in the form of a thumbs-up.
Anyway. Tumblr. Follow me if you like!
I'm kind of getting tired of "the next big communication method" changing so quickly, dispersing my content and dividing my attention. RSS feeds help a lot, and I do like how when something like Facebook or Twitter or Formspring or Tumblr comes about, it explores different methods of content, response, vote-up systems, picture and link posting, personalization. But none of them seem particularly focused on meeting people you've never met before. I'll take a good webcomic forum or IRC chat any day over some 130 character anomaly where my response to someone gets truncated or can only be conveyed in the form of a thumbs-up.
Anyway. Tumblr. Follow me if you like!