Mitch responds to Why Not Tumblr and gets to the heart of our different attitudes about publishing web content. Is it “tears in rain” or “books on a shelf”? Both are valid approaches, and the tools you use should suit the one you choose.
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One Comment
AdamVonWillis
Love the dialog between you two! I’m still with you, though. I like having my blog as public diary that I can look back on. Even in the few years I have been blogging, I’ve changed quite a bit. I think I would regret not keeping or having control over my posts.