Comments on: Blogging Exercise: The 10-Minute Post

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possibility… » Inspiration and getting things done — Thu, 01 Jan 2009 19:26:55 +0000

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By: Sui Fai John Mak

Sui Fai John Mak — Fri, 21 Nov 2008 07:07:09 +0000

Mike,
I enjoyed reading your post. 10 minutes – is good for thinking. I normally spent more than 10 minutes in writing my blog. So, would it add up to at least 20 minutes for the whole process of creating a post?
I could write many blogs in one day, just like the emails that I have to write normally – say 5 to 10. But as you mentioned, what is the purpose of the blog? For use as a diary or for connection? They are totally different in style and context. What counts is quality – does it meet the reader’s needs? Does it attract his/her attention? 10 minutes is up for this response.
Many thanks. You are welcome to visit
http://suifaijohnmak.wordpress.com for further comments.

By: Keith Lyons

Keith Lyons — Wed, 19 Nov 2008 21:31:06 +0000

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By: Keith Lyons

Keith Lyons — Wed, 19 Nov 2008 21:29:20 +0000

8.20 a.m.

Mike I was following leads from other blogs and saw your two comments on Jenny’s blog. I have been thinking a lot about blogging as a result of CCK08.

8.22 a.m.

Despite thirty years of using keyboards I am still a hunt and peck typist. This increases all posting times. I have been thinking about what I would have done with all those person years had I been a touch typist.

8.24 a.m.

I text just with my thumb too!

8.25 a.m.

(Just answered a phone call!)

8.26 a.m.

I wanted to use my 10 minutes to respond to your post. I found it delightful that in the digital age we can still throw down a gauntlet. I wonder if like duels we can have a choice between flee or fight?

8.27 a.m.

I read Jenny’s slow blogging post and carmen’s slow listening posts and i thought both were great examples of contemplative time.

8.28 a.m.

Throughout CCK08 I have tried to use the 10 minute time for posting comments. I see engaging with big issues taking much longer.

8.29 a.m.

My time is up. Thanks for your posts. They have made CCK08 very special for me.

Keith (8.30 a.m.)