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Your interesting essay prompted a partial response from me on my blog at http://www.scraprap.com/.1e7066c2

I’ve been thinking for quite a while about the linkages among blogs, comments, discussion boards, and “static” Web sites. I expect I’ll publish my first essay on the topic later this week. But one of the issues I’ve been grappling with is the proper “blogiquette” for posting comments on someone else’s site vs. responding on your own blog and linking out to the original. The latter seems to me not to encourage discussion, but I think a lot of bloggers actually prefer not to discuss things. They want to publish, not discuss.

Thanks for the interesting prod here.

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