- Tim Rutherford-Johnson, celebrating a decade of The Rambler, muses on the blogosphere.
- Alex Ross posts stats and weighs in. The money quote is "I've had ups and downs with blogging, statistically and spiritually; the chart above is, I think, mostly a reflection of how much energy I've put into the endeavor." Yep, yep, yep.
- Robert Gable has a few words to say too.
- Charles Downey comments on Ionarts at 10.
- Elaine Fine responds. See my comments.
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I also wonder how much this has to do with all the above concerns and conundrums.
OH LORD YES.
I noted last year that part of the problem is We Can't Keep Up. Here's the Big List of Classical Music Blogs showing why.
Oh dear. That's frightening!
I read a pretty good % of the "Independents" in that list, but some I've fallen off with, such as Soho the Dog in Boston or those crazy Wellsung kids, simply because he/they post so rarely now. I suppose I could finally join the 20th century and get in to RSS feeds but oh well.
Plus, to be blunt, if someone's main interest is, say, baroque opera, I don't care if their writing is excellent, I simply won't be interested.
Uh, yeah, I recommend RSS readers, for sure. I could not keep up without Google Rea....er, Feedly.
Nothin' wrong with reading what you care about and skipping the rest.
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