Blog interrogation
May/07
Blog Interrogation (or 5 questions in 5 minutes for the faint of heart) is your opportunity to respond to 5 quick-fire questions from Ed. (This is not a meme, more a YouYou.)
Shoot your answers straight from the hip, perhaps with a bit of humor, and hopefully everyone, including you, will gain an insight into your site.
The hardest question first. What is the name of your website, and can you pick one feature or story to illustrate the flavor of the site to newcomers?
This is a killer question if you are a perfectionist. In the history of the site, if there were one thing you could change, or one decision you could reverse, what would it be?
Would you ever consider changing the name of your site to reflect the passing of time? For instance, after reading through The Onion I compared the first posts with the latest, and the name Has Bean sprang to mind. What do you think in your case?
Back on track, how many has beens, I mean, writers, does it take to create your site? And how much do they earn per hour?!
Finally, if you could get an article published on any website on earth, other than your own, which would it be, and why?
Contributions so far... Sarge, Phishie, Linda
Send Ed your unsolicited responses to these five questions, and I will publish them. And remember, there is no excuse for not having enough time to fit this into your schedule. Everyone has 5 minutes to write about themselves!
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Shoot your answers straight from the hip, perhaps with a bit of humor, and hopefully everyone, including you, will gain an insight into your site.
The questions
Contributions so far... Sarge, Phishie, Linda
Send Ed your unsolicited responses to these five questions, and I will publish them. And remember, there is no excuse for not having enough time to fit this into your schedule. Everyone has 5 minutes to write about themselves!
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