Confessions of a Social Tools Architect
30 Mar
Many 2 Many mentions some new statistics on the use of the terms blog and weblog. As they note:
“Blog” outpaces “weblog” in 2003, 687 to 389; that’s a big change—in scale as well as preferred term—from 2002, where the respective numbers were 270 and 274.
Source: Out of the Crooked Timber, “Blog coverage” via Many 2 Many
I’ve found most often that if I use the shortcut term blog, I generally have to backpedal a little bit going to weblog as the next step. Assuming that point of explanation fails, then “online diary” seems to get it clear. What are you using?
One Response for "Weblog vs. Blog"
I have a harder time explaining the structure or to be specific the lack thereof in weblogs to people. I find they feel there is a limit on what content can be exposed. I wrote more about that in a blog post concerning the structural echo chamber that exists as opposed to the content related one everyone is talking about.
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