Not quite the introspective

[caddyman]

How many people have more than one blog?

Don't worry, I don't want to know details, I'm just curious how many other web presences people have. In various guises I have (I think), three blogs, with a theoretical only joint posting access to a fourth. on the grounds that I was invited, I have this odd Facebook thing, which is clearly aimed at the US. I have no idea what I am supposed to do with it other than amass lists of friends to ignore. I also have another account with Linked-In which also serves no particular purpose other than listing as many mutual friends as possible.

The thing is, I don't actually know why I bother with any of them; I update this LJ and by and large enjoy doing it, but the others receive between cursory and no attention. I used to maintain my blogger site and tried to resurrect it, but I ran out of steam almost immediately. Essentially, I can't be bothered to write meaningful political or social commentary of the type that demands links to other sites as citations to the points made. My Wordpress blog is conspicuously empty. It happened by accident while I was trying to take advantage of posting access to a friend's resurrected but still inoperative blog.

Other than this current forum and variously photobucket and flickr, I'm not sure I see the point of spreading the guff around in more than one place.

Apparently I am being a stick in the mud today. What can I say?

Comments

[velvet-the-cat.livejournal.com]

Just LJ and Flickr for me - the former eating quite enough of my time as it is without starting up anything else!

[willowing.livejournal.com]

i have about 6 on lj but don't actually post in them anymore apart from this one. i used to have one on deadjournal, don't post there and oye, this myspace stuff; i just can't get myself to write there either. in other words; lots of other blogs but don't write in them much or none at all. :)

[irdm.livejournal.com]

I can't imagine why I'd want more than one web log.

[ladkyis.livejournal.com]

I have this one and one on the local newspaper website where I can vent my frustration at the local council - and they now employ someone to read all the stuff we write there! I also have a family history one on the Family History Magazine blog but that one is very specific about content oh and when my new webby goes live I will have a journal bit on there too. I am a loud and visible presence on tinternet - try googling Ladkyis or my name and I come out as 6 of the top 10 hits, or I did last week.

[caffeine-fairy.livejournal.com]

I have three, two on LJ and one elsewhere. The other LJ one is just a noticeboard for my D&D game.

[phil99.livejournal.com]

I have a vox account but don't actually use it, and I used to have my own on a fortunecity website years back which still exists somewhere. I occasionally seek it out to laugh at myself back then :)

[november-girl.livejournal.com]

Wot she sed.

[bluesman.livejournal.com]

I have a free one on blogspot for my Christian blues, which a mate set up for me. It just sits there, I've never blogged in it, and no-one has ever commented. I used to have my own rockin' little page at my church's website, containing MP3s of my songs, but it was deleted when they downsized, so he put the text on blogspot but not the songs, boo hiss!

I also have a community here called Telecasting.

[ysharros.livejournal.com]

Two or three, I guess. Do they count if nobody reads them? I use my paper one far more.

[keresaspa.livejournal.com]

Two others on lj - one I use for articles and links that I might need for my course but I can't be bothered bookmarking and a fake one I use to gain access to dodgy communities, again for the course. I have a MySpace which I have no intention of ever using but started to safeguard the 'good' name of Keresaspa and one of those Blogger/google things which I never use either and can't even remember why I started.

[caddyman.livejournal.com]

I've never been able to keep a paper journal, I don't know why. I find it far easier to sit and type drivel onto the screen and post here than on paper.

Various attempts at a traditional diary have all ended up with variation son "Woke up. It rained. Mucked about a bit. Went to bed".

[smokingboot.livejournal.com]

Oh, I have quite a few, but I don't tend to x-blog. They have different purposes, different aims.

I revel in aliases...