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« The November 27, 2007An experiment in bloggingRoughly 1.5 years ago, in response to the movie Kingdom of Heaven, I posted this article relating to the crusades. Yesterday I posted the exact same article in light of the first crusade's anniversary. The varying responses are interesting, and lead me to wonder what effect prior comments within a post have on subsequent ones. Food for thought. Posted by Joshua Claybourn at November 27, 2007 09:29 AM CommentsI wonder about how long some readers stick with a site as a regular-read. I haven't seen much from some of the commenters on the old post, and none of the original commenters made comment on the new post. When I had a regular blog, I noticed that commenters would appear in waves, people would stick with me for a few months and fall away to be replaced by a new set. Likewise, some sites I read a lot of a couple years ago, I could totally do without today. Posted by: gjoe at November 27, 2007 05:33 PM | permalink Post a comment |
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