By: AJ Luna

AJ Luna — Sat, 21 Jan 2012 17:03:57 +0000

Just a thought from a young person who used to belong in the generation who favors facebooking over blogging: most youths aren’t writing original contents, they simply settle for curating other’s works aka sharing whatever tickles their interest. These curated contents are published in facebook’s news feed in the form of links of different websites (which is a convenient because they don’t have to sign up to a lot of sites to gather information because the content is shared by someone who has access to it). Also, the youth nowadays are thrilled by instant feedback– something in the blogging world that requires a lot of dedication on the part of the audience. Last, most contents published on facebook is a shared interest, which encourages discussion which may or may not be trivial depending on who’s cooperating in the discussion. Oh, I almost forgot to add that youths are more receptive to brevity–long sentences bore them, and blogging is concluded as something that the older generation does. (But I am old now so I guess it’s bye bye facebook and back to blogging )

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Read All Your Favorite Blogs in One Place | danielbachhuber — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 00:49:09 +0000

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