I have a tendency to be one of those people who says what she means and means what she says. There's nothing wrong with that, but I've realized lately that things I said when I first joined ProgressiveU two years ago or even things I said last year aren't necessarily the same way I view things now.
I personally believe that the Progressive U organizations should lower the word count for blogs that have to be posted. I believe that blogging is getting your voice out there and start the debate between people. Blogs are usually usually short and a paragraph or so. I blog for a newspaper where i live, i have to lower the word count of my blogs so the whole blog will be published in the paper.
Chances are, if you're a regular blogger on Progressive U, you have come across several of our volunteer faculty members who work to keep this site and the Blogging For Progress Scholarship up and running smoothly.
Do video sharing sites like You Tube encourage violence and crime? To what extremes would one go to earn themselves a few minutes of fame?
You know that point in the interview where the person asks you about your one greatest strength and your one greatest weakness?
So this might not get the most views or comments in the world, but I just thought i needed to make a comment about it. So I shall.
As all of us bloggers here at progressive U know, blogging can be a tool for "progress". While I'm no expert, whichever way you define progress, blogging keeps ideas flowing through our keyboards to just about anyone. It forces us to think through issues (not just think about) to form opinions of our own. Just like milk, it helps us grow!
The more deaths there are, the more often funeral cost is raised by funeral directors. There is a new 21st century cause of death, Death by blogging. It is documented. There is a new sweat shop that can cost you a funeral and your life. Yes it is a 21st century piecework- blogging and it has been known to kill some folks.
