“Into the Blogosphere” Reflection

Since the day we worked in class with the trio, I realized blogging may or may not have a bigger community than I thought. With that comes 2 different types of bloggers; the ones who do it for the passion and the ones who do it for discussions. I personally don’t think I’d like the ones who do it for discussion just because it normally involves political discussions and those are quite boring to me. Personally I feel like the ones where they can talk about how they feel and have personal connections out on their blogs are the ones I can like more. My reason is because I too like the freedom to do whatever I want where I do not have to talk much about it. Then again, you can learn so much from the people who do it for the discussion and possibly find out some connections with another person that might be something that’s not personal. People who do it for the discussions aren’t always about politics (which is a good thing). The problem with having the freedom to write your own blogs with your own preference is the fact that maybe not everyone is interested in reading your life as for something they can talk about, they can be attracted to it more. It all varies depending on the people and their preferences of blogging things. Aside from that, the trio was pretty fun getting to know that me and the other two people in my trio also has common interests. Which ties into how people connect through interests on blog. It all makes sense, but it is probably easier on blogs than in real life when asked what some of the common interests between you and another person is.