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OK guys, this is homework so today in English.
The task set in our seminar blog here is to set up a blog (which I have done in wise preparation months before :D) and to write an entry on what went through our heads and how it felt to become a blogger.
Well, here we go. I set up this blog because I’ve had a homepage for several years and I used it mainly to try some PHP coding but webmaster centered homepages began to run out of fashion and blogs were the new thing to have.
I didn’t think much about what I would write in it but there was always the air of rebellion around blogging and having the possibility to publish your own opinions and views on the world in a network environment.
What I did care about is who would read the damn thing once I started to share my most important views with the net. Until today not that many people read it, because there are only some nerd friends of mine (no offense mates) who are interested and unfortunately they do not have blogs them selfs so the networking aspect with trackbacks and comments isn’t yet working as intended but now there is a larger group of people from the seminar who will hopefully become active bloggers this might change.

OK guys, this is homework so today in English. The task set in our seminar blog here is to set up a blog (which I have done in wise preparation months before :D) and to write an entry on what went through our heads and how it felt to become a blogger. Well, here we go. I set up this blog because I've had a homepage for several years and I used it mainly to try some PHP coding but webmaster centered homepages began to run out of fashion and blogs were the new thing to have. I didn't think much about what I would write in it but there was always the air of rebellion around blogging and having the possibility to publish your own opinions and views on the world in a network environment. What I did care about is who would read the damn thing once I started to share my most important views with the net. Until today not that many people read it, because there are only some nerd friends of mine (no offense mates) who are interested and unfortunately they do not have blogs them selfs so the networking aspect with trackbacks and comments isn't yet working as intended but now there is a larger group of people from the seminar who will hopefully become active bloggers this might change.