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| 06.09.04 (1:23 am) [edit] |
I’ve never been able to keep a journal. Over the years I’ve tried, really I have… and I always fail miserable even when I give myself a specific task – keep an online journal. Today, I decided to make a blog so that everyone that wants to... can hear me bitch. I'm so courteous.
So, what’s weblog? A webblog is basically a journal that is available on the web. The activity of updating a blog is ‘blogging’ and someone who keeps a blog is a ‘blogger’ (I am a blogger). Lemme tell you a bit of weblog history.
In the early days of the Internet, each new page was a cause for celebration. The early pioneers watched in excitement as the network grew, and they wanted to keep people informed about this growth. In 1992, Internet pioneer Tim Berners-Lee created the first What’s New page... later Marc Andreesen, put up a similar page. Then, more and more people began publishing their own What’s New page on the internet.
This rapid growth continued steadily until July 1999 when Pitas, the first free build-your-own-weblog tool launched, and suddenly there were hundreds – diaryland.com, bloggers.com, tblog.com to name a few. These hosted services allowed any person to easily sign up, create a blog, and write numerous postings. Since then, millions of weblogs have been created. The term is now pronounced web-log or we-blog, or shorted to blog. And these blogs evolved into personal diaries or journals.
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posted by: ASUS (reply)
post date: 06.14.04 (5:33 am)
taip cam ni ke?
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