Blogs kill the internet
“A blog (from a blog, from a web log,“ weblog or event diary ”) is a website whose main content is regularly added records, images or multimedia. The blogs are characterized by short records of temporary significance. Bloggers call people blogging. The collection of all web blogs is called the blogosphere. ”
In 1994, a new era of website building on the Internet began, when a student Justin Hall (aka Justin Hall) first started keeping an online diary. Often, the creator of the first blog is called the well-known programmer Dave Winer (Dave Winer), but most researchers disagree with this statement. They claim that Weiner's blog, Scripting News, was just the first to gain wide popularity among Internet users.
What is happening now?
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With the advent of a new technology that allows anyone, even a schoolchild, to start a blog and keep it at regular intervals, there appeared, in my opinion, an unhealthy movement of self-taught bloggers and webmasters who, in their entirety, litter the Internet.
With each such new blog, a “messenger of useful information” on the Internet, I am more and more surprised at how this blogosphere phenomenon differs from the work of the same schoolchild or housewife blogging for an open-hearth furnace or machine…
To challenge the right of every person to express his opinion and to have the opportunity to present it to the masses is not possible. It is right. But after all, there is censorship, and not every citizen is able to publish in large numbers, publish on the pages of the Times, get access to manipulating public opinion at your own peril and risk. On the Internet, it is enough to invest in one hundred of other American dollars and you have already gathered an audience of regular readers.
And this phenomenon is everywhere. Blogs with the name “And I’m 15” or a bunch of trash on culinary topics already just make eyes water. Do they need them?
I see no point in such creations and with visiting new and new masterpieces of the blogosphere, I’m visited by the thought that there must be a way out that allows you to change the situation with all these shit-directions. And apparently it consists in changing the policy of the attitude of the search engines to the newly created resources.
Google, for example, with its TrustRank and sandbox, has already partly taken a step towards the destruction of the shit-projects creation initiative, but this is still not enough ... I hope it will be better further.
In 1994, a new era of website building on the Internet began, when a student Justin Hall (aka Justin Hall) first started keeping an online diary. Often, the creator of the first blog is called the well-known programmer Dave Winer (Dave Winer), but most researchers disagree with this statement. They claim that Weiner's blog, Scripting News, was just the first to gain wide popularity among Internet users.
What is happening now?
')
With the advent of a new technology that allows anyone, even a schoolchild, to start a blog and keep it at regular intervals, there appeared, in my opinion, an unhealthy movement of self-taught bloggers and webmasters who, in their entirety, litter the Internet.
With each such new blog, a “messenger of useful information” on the Internet, I am more and more surprised at how this blogosphere phenomenon differs from the work of the same schoolchild or housewife blogging for an open-hearth furnace or machine…
To challenge the right of every person to express his opinion and to have the opportunity to present it to the masses is not possible. It is right. But after all, there is censorship, and not every citizen is able to publish in large numbers, publish on the pages of the Times, get access to manipulating public opinion at your own peril and risk. On the Internet, it is enough to invest in one hundred of other American dollars and you have already gathered an audience of regular readers.
And this phenomenon is everywhere. Blogs with the name “And I’m 15” or a bunch of trash on culinary topics already just make eyes water. Do they need them?
I see no point in such creations and with visiting new and new masterpieces of the blogosphere, I’m visited by the thought that there must be a way out that allows you to change the situation with all these shit-directions. And apparently it consists in changing the policy of the attitude of the search engines to the newly created resources.
Google, for example, with its TrustRank and sandbox, has already partly taken a step towards the destruction of the shit-projects creation initiative, but this is still not enough ... I hope it will be better further.
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/21664/
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