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Pauline P. Narvas
@pawlean.com

I feel this with blogging. In case anyone needed to hear this—you can just write and publish on your blog because you want to. No metrics. No clout. This has always been my guiding principle with my blog (Pawlean.com) which is why 357 posts later, I’m still here. Even if NOBODY reads 😁

pawlean.coma blog by PawleanThoughts shared into pixels by Pauline Narvas since 2008
Faine Greenwood@faineg.com

As someone who grew up online, it does depress me to see how many people genuinely can’t fathom why someone would want to be on social media beyond reasons linked to building clout so you can make money. It’s fun to talk to interesting people from around the world. That’s always been my reason.

Gerald Benischke
@beny23.github.io

I love the fact that I can go back through some of my old posts and think. But writing about something is such a useful activity, there’s a fair few things that I wouldn’t have discovered weren’t it for writing it down. Stats are vanity - though the rush of being on the orange site is nice ;-)