I agree with Jim Thill. I don't much care for Tumblr for Riv purposes and
think Wordpress, Blogspot, or similar platform makes more sense for this
type of content and Grant's approach to "blugging".
Especially irksome is that when subscribing to the feed via Google Reader,
the Blug posts are t
I think the kids call it a microblogging site - it can be used to
aggregate "found" web content and generally has pretty direct controls
of who says what within your stream, without making you maintain a
separate site. It was paid-ad-free, though they've recently announced
a deal (or two)
Tumblr seems like a bizarre platform for the blug. It's not very
comment/discussion-friendly, and it is, shall we say, "youthful" in its
demographic appeal. By youthful, I mean its dominated by teenagers and college
students "reblogging" about teen celebrity idols, instagram photos of
fashionab
How to sign up to the Blug so that I can make comments directly? I
click on "register" and it cycles and cycles and cycles and, frankly,
I am not sure exactly what this "Tumbkr" thing is that I am
(apparently) registering for. I promise not to be verbose and to be
reasonable. While I certainly don'
