I think it's about time we set up a blogroll. Here's how I think I'll handle this: everyone gets three links. One for their own blog, then two of their favorite reads.
My blog: Sophistpundit (http://sophistpundit.blogspot.com)
My reads:
Vulgar Morality (http://radio.weblogs.com/0143188/)
Catallarchy (http://catallarchy.net/blog/)
Just pop off your links in the comments and I'll go ahead and put'em up once enough people have submitted.
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Only two! You bastard!
My blog:
The Argument Clinic (http://theargumentclinic.blogspot.com)
My reads:
The Futurist (http://futurist.typepad.com/)
The Y Files (http://cathyyoung.blogspot.com/)
Comment by bobhayes — April 9, 2006 @ 12:00 am |
Oh, all right, I’ll be first.
My blog
Blogs I read that not everybody else on the planet reads:
Legal Underground
The Stopped Clock
Comment by mythago — April 9, 2006 @ 12:01 am |
Are you going to blog here too, Mythago? That would rock.
Comment by bobhayes — April 9, 2006 @ 12:49 am |
buh?
Comment by Adam Gurri — April 9, 2006 @ 1:07 am |
My most common reads of the not-so-well-known blogs:
The Wash Park Prophet, who actually gave me my first trackback AND blogroll slot.
NewMexiKen, a blog of many resources.
And, of course, Left Off Colfax, my own humble little efforts.
Comment by offcolfax — April 9, 2006 @ 1:56 am |
I’m not as active as some of you fellows appear to be with blogging, so my blog reading tends to be for entertainment, not for news and analysis.
I read http://www.defamer.com, which I find scorchingly funny at times, though in a destructive way.
My own blog, The Spiral Staircase (which has hardly anything there yet), is at http://brutus.wordpress.com/
I’ll hold my third choice in abeyance.
Comment by Brutus — April 9, 2006 @ 3:17 am |
Wow, Mythago is here! Yay! Adam, if we’re not full up yet, you should invite Mythago to blog here.
My blog: Alas, a Blog.
Two other blogs… geez, choosing only two is very difficult. Umn. Let’s say Blackprof.com and Molly Saves The Day.
Comment by Ampersand — April 9, 2006 @ 3:35 am |
Second the motion.
Comment by bobhayes — April 9, 2006 @ 4:14 am |
Point of order.
I just supported Barry’s invitation because I approve of the writer he listed.
What if it had been someone I thought was terrible?
Do I have a veto? A voice? The right to cordially go * myself? Does everyone have the same vast/puny power, or is Adam the almighty, local version?
Anywhere on the spectrum is fine with me; I just like to have things clear up front.
Comment by bobhayes — April 9, 2006 @ 4:19 am |
Mythago thirded.
No blog of my own (at least yet). Hmm, hard to think of two, especially that aren’t known to everyone.
But here goes:
No More Mister Nice Blog, a rational-minded (IMO) center-left US blog.
And (us Finns must stick together, even though he left the sinking ship)
Sixteen Volts, an anti-leftist, anti-feminist blog, to be read with a grain of salt (that is, I don’t agree with him nearly all the time, but the site has good links, and occasionally he has damn good, cynical writings.)
Comment by Tuomas — April 9, 2006 @ 6:22 am |
Bob; I hadn’t really given it much thought, to tell the truth. My feeling has pretty much been find people who I feel won’t be insulting, and invite them–I hadn’t put too much consideration into the negative, that is to say, how to decide when NOT to invite someone
I think I just hadn’t figured I’d get enough people in a given amount of time for it to be an issue.
Do you have any suggestions?
Comment by Adam Gurri — April 9, 2006 @ 2:54 pm |
Sure. I should have total power, and no responsibilities.
Oh, you meant productive suggestions.
I think everyone should have a voice, but I don’t think that just because (say) Amp hates a particular candidate, that he should automatically get his way. How about if we say that 2/3 of bloggers expressing an opinion have to approve of a new fish? That way nobody has a one-man veto, but if someone brings in David Duke it’s practical to build a coalition of nyet.
As far as when not to invite someone, I’d say that we don’t want bloggers who can’t treat the rest of us with respect (mutually-funny jokes and kidding aside).
Comment by Robert — April 9, 2006 @ 3:04 pm |