Comments on: The one that blocks all the schmutz. http://crueltobekind.org/the-one-that-blocks-all-the-schmutz-38 Tue, 15 May 2012 09:24:01 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Nicole http://crueltobekind.org/the-one-that-blocks-all-the-schmutz-38#comment-31 Nicole Mon, 11 Jul 2005 08:58:00 +0000 http://crueltobekind.org/the-one-that-blocks-all-the-schmutz-38#comment-31 Hm, I don't hate excessive diplomacy for just it, but sometimes it is annoying when people can do nothing else. And if you ask them for a straight answer, you won't get them. If they are very good at it, it works. But many times you need to be a mind reader to get the meaning out of it ... Hm, I don’t hate excessive diplomacy for just it, but sometimes it is annoying when people can do nothing else. And if you ask them for a straight answer, you won’t get them.

If they are very good at it, it works. But many times you need to be a mind reader to get the meaning out of it …

]]> By: steven streight aka vaspers the grate http://crueltobekind.org/the-one-that-blocks-all-the-schmutz-38#comment-30 steven streight aka vaspers the grate Sat, 09 Jul 2005 02:42:00 +0000 http://crueltobekind.org/the-one-that-blocks-all-the-schmutz-38#comment-30 I have coined around 30 neologisms for the blogosphere, and have some recognition online for it. One thing I do is just start using the words, like they're already commonplace. People are in a hurry, so they just assume that my neologisms are commonplace, and thus start using them, as though playing "catch up". Bloatosphere, blogistics, unblog, clinking, bloffing, zombie blogging, blogo-combat, many others, mostly self-evident. Bloffing = fluff blogging, clinking = cliquey blogroll linking, etc. Chris Ritke at 49 Media mentioned you in a recent post at one of my sites, saying that you were speaking of things similar to what and how I talk about them. So here I am and I'm here to explore. :^) I can always use additional blogo-combat allies. Maybe you hate what I hate, like mediocrity, passivity, and excessive diplomacy when sharp-tongued rebuke and scolding are more appropriate. I have coined around 30 neologisms for the blogosphere, and have some recognition online for it.

One thing I do is just start using the words, like they’re already commonplace. People are in a hurry, so they just assume that my neologisms are commonplace, and thus start using them, as though playing “catch up”.

Bloatosphere, blogistics, unblog, clinking, bloffing, zombie blogging, blogo-combat, many others, mostly self-evident. Bloffing = fluff blogging, clinking = cliquey blogroll linking, etc.

Chris Ritke at 49 Media mentioned you in a recent post at one of my sites, saying that you were speaking of things similar to what and how I talk about them.

So here I am and I’m here to explore.

:^)

I can always use additional blogo-combat allies. Maybe you hate what I hate, like mediocrity, passivity, and excessive diplomacy when sharp-tongued rebuke and scolding are more appropriate.

]]> By: toby http://crueltobekind.org/the-one-that-blocks-all-the-schmutz-38#comment-29 toby Wed, 06 Jul 2005 04:06:00 +0000 http://crueltobekind.org/the-one-that-blocks-all-the-schmutz-38#comment-29 Great story. Thanks for posting. Great story. Thanks for posting.

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