Comments on: Jumping In

By: Tom Haskins

Tom Haskins — Tue, 03 Apr 2007 23:53:55 +0000

Harold: These are wonderful insights into learning from blogs! You’ve captured one of the reasons I enjoy this so much that I had not articulated myself. It seems like an unfolding story to me when a new post is added from someone I read consistently. I have some context from their previous posts, perhaps even comments I’ve made on their blog, or they have made on mine (like you for instance). With that context, the latest post relates to many other posts and makes the blogger more fascinating and enticing to follow further.
Tom

By: Kelly Christopherson

Kelly Christopherson — Tue, 03 Apr 2007 20:56:27 +0000

Harold, I completely agree. The great thing is that you can also see what comments have been left and what others are saying via links. You can start your own thread on your own blog or continue the conversation via comments like this. What people have to understand is that no matter where they join the conversation, their input is important. The whole RSS option makes it possible to keep up on what is going on in multiple places, bringing things together so that you can participate in more than one conversation. Like this.

By: Opting in « Paul Speaks

Opting in « Paul Speaks — Tue, 03 Apr 2007 17:23:08 +0000

[...] me] is about sharing what you have to share, when you have to share it.Â Â Two recent posts (by Harold Jarche, and Brent Schlenker) got me thinking about how much I LOVE RSS!Â [To me] it’s all about [...]