Dou you have a blog?

[mokawanis]

I'm guessing a lot of DU people maintain a blog and would love to visit yours. Feel free to include a link in your reply.

[skids]

1. I find blogging inferior.

Much better to publish works as individual documents.

[snowbear]

2. I'm blogless....

Wassamatta me.. I guess I'm not keepin' up with my neighbors here!

[GrpCaptMandrake]

3. Freewheeling, unmoderated, uncensored

Heck, I've even got wingnuts for you to sharpen your, er, um, skills on!

www.headonradio.com Go to the message boards and have a blast!

[benburch]

10. Yes!

It's a lot of fun!

Join us!

[SalmonChantedEvening]

4. I spend too much time reading to have a blog

And my typing is so atrocious it would take a week to type in a day's thoughts lol

I post here, that's enough for me :)

[welshTerrier2]

5. not yet ... thinking about it though ...

also interested in some of the changes coming soon on DU ...

[jaxx]

6. What changes are coming to DU?

I get in here to read and a few replies, but that's about it.

[welshTerrier2]

7. i believe the plan is ...

to give each DU'er their own blog within DU ... can't remember all the details but i think the changes were supposed to happen fairly soon ...

if i can find Skinner's post about the changes, i'll post a link ...

[jaxx]

8. Thanks, I hadn't read about that.

I do what I call a reality check online. Just update it every few weeks and give the bushco's some hell. Makes me feel better ;)

[welshTerrier2]

12. here ... check this out ...

Skinner's post (see below) talks about far more than just blogging ... it's an interesting read ...

source: http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_topic&forum=104&topic_id=4968837

DU Journals. This is a big upgrade, and it is something we are almost certain we want to do. The idea is to give each of you your own dedicated "Journal" where you can showcase your best postings. We see it as basically a blending of the discussion forum format and the blog format. At your discretion, messages could be cross-posted on the discussion forum and your journal. If there is a member whose postings you find particularly interesting, you can easily keep track of what they post by going to that person's journal. Our hope is that the best journals would collect recommendations and build a reliable following of readers, which would give that "journalist" an incentive to continue to create quality content. We see this as a win-win for the individual and the community. The community gets a new way to experience DU and interesting content to read, the individual has the chance to attract readers from Democratic Underground's ready-made audience of tens of thousands of daily visitors.

[jaxx]

16. Sounds like we can all blog along if we choose to......

thank you for letting me know about this. I like this place, always can find what's going on fast and get some input on the happenings. Viva DU!

[GreenPartyVoter]

9. Yes but I am

lazy about keeping it updated: http://www.livejournal.com/community/thought_express/

[fortyfeetunder]

11. I like my privacy

Therefore I don't blog.

[greatauntoftriplets]

13. Same here.

There are some thoughts that I prefer to keep to myself. Er, make that many thoughts.

[bigwillq]

14. No

Welcome to DU! :hi:

[ghostsofgiants]

15. Yep...though it's incomplete...

The site is more than just a blog, it's actually intednded to be an online portfolio of my art and design work (once I get it finished), but I've got a blog set up on the main page, for site updates and political ranting.

http://subversive.trackiepro.com

I'm still working out a few kinks and whatnot, but it's there in its basic form.