I think much of the criticism against me is fair enough. I deserve what I get, and Im sure I sound like a terrible negative critic much of the time.
It seems like a fair point to note that I dont videoblog myself, that should definately be taken into account, although personally I dont believe I need to be a politician to criticise what politicians do, but yeah, theres still a valid point in what people have said. I think Ive probably done a lifetimes worth of moaning about network2 and the people behind it, so it is time for me to stop, hopefully forever. Now seems like a good time to try to fix my hideous negative side, although even im my wildest dreams I doubt it will make me any less opinionated. This stuff is all just my personal opinion, I dont think my opinion counts for anything more than anybody elses opinion, and I certainly dont see myself as some sort of expert in vlogging, I just have strong opinions that burst out. I dont mind if nobody else agrees with me on any issue, indeed it helps me to understand where I am out of alignment with the rest of humanity. Anyway Ive been a bit overactive here recently so I think I should give you all a rest from my incessant ranting for a while. Sorry to those who have had to spend precious time defending themselves from my scorn, I doubt you deserve it really, I go well OTT sometimes. Cheers Steve Elbows --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, "[chrisbrogan.com]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Isn't that the beauty of blogging, videoblogging, podcasting, photo > sharing, etc? Doesn't it give us the power to see for ourselves? > Though my friend Geo often says that photographs "perfectly capture > moments that never existed." > > --Chris... > > --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, "Enric" <enric@> wrote: > > > > Is that not a criticism of Steve's criticism. The argument of > > trusting a critic more doesn't follow. > > > > -- Enric > > >
