A challenge to would-be bloggers: don't worry about those "nonsense" posts

Note: I'm using the masculine he/him here, but they refer to both male and female forms.

Is there such as thing as a nonsense post? I don't think so.

Every one has his own way of judging what is sensible and what is nonsensical.

I'm not saying that this is just a matter of opinion and taste, but definitely I wouldn't mind a little disagreement here and there.

If a blogger focuses on his personal life, it is his choice. You can't stop him from choosing the option he thinks is best.

Would I support the school of thought which encourages everyone to be a blogger? Ain't the net already profuse with blogs which have nothing to do with the real world, but are just ramblings of a person with extra time on his hand? Of course if I had my way, everyone should be a blogger, writing about anything which interests them and which affects their daily lives. The very fact that not everybody is doing that is the main reason why there is so much nonsense in the blogosphere, because only those who are crazy enough to blurt out their crazy thoughts to the world had caught up with the system. Now imagine if everybody would try to share a piece of his mind everyday on his blog. What a wonderful world it would be to be able to read the thoughts of your girlfriend/wife/husband/father/mother/son/daughter/boss, etc. The primary effect would be more openness and less doubting.

So then, for those who haven't started their blogs, work on them now. Create an account at Blogger.com, post the first article, and continue the next day. Before you knew it, you might be the next dang blogger the world had seen (no guarantees though :)).