You Know You Blog Way Too Much When…

From weblogtoolscollection.com, You know you blog way too much when:

… you post the wrong article on the wrong blog.
… your family prefers to interact with you through your blogs.
… you met your girlfriend/boyfriend through a blog.
… your “blog community” is much, much larger than the number of people you know in real life.
… you consider yourself an “alternative journalist”.
… you start your day by checking your blog stats.
… a day without blogging seems like a month without food.
… your feedreader is open all day.
… you get more “approve this comment” email messages than spam.
… you know what RSS stands for and you know how weak the medium is.
… people worry about you when you do not post anything for a day.
… work is the little time you spend in between writing on your blog and IRC.
… my pagerank is bigger than yours!
… invalid XHTML is a bad word to you.
… you check your blogshares weekly, more than you check your savings account.
… you’ve gotten your parents to blog.
… your dog has her own page on Dogster and it gets updated!
… Kubrick is no longer just the legendary filmmaker
… you have to switch hosts to keep up with your bandwidth needs.
… you make more money from blogging than you do at your day job.

5 Responses to “You Know You Blog Way Too Much When…”

  1. Yeah, I’m in no danger of that yet!

  2. I have no clue what a feedreader, RSS or XHTML is either. Never heard of blogshares, kubrick either. I feel safe.

  3. Over the next week or so, I’m actually going to be doing some posts on RSS, aggregators, etc that will outline what they are and how to use them in conjunction with my site and other sites.

  4. Forgot to post this earlier…
    Jeff, come on, you know who Kubrick is. He did 2001: A Space Odyssey, Eyes Wide Shut, Full Metal Jacket, The Shining, and Clockwork Orange. You have to recognize most of those.

  5. I hardly consider Stanley Kubrick and legendary filmmaker. Maybe legendary in his own mind, of course his mind isn’t doing much processing these days.

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