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Blogging is Karma

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  1. Sreejith (3 comments.) says:

    Wonder why no one is commenting. I see the same behavior with all of the last entries. Hey, please tell me about it, people. I really needs some criticism here !! lol

  2. Subbaraman Iyer (1 comments.) says:

    I do agree with your general stance of seeing blogging as a good karma. I think people want to maximize their time and seeing some bloggers become famous and getting all the attention, certainly makes many people envious and they want to discover their 15 minutes of fame.

    Well, I already know someone who is writing a book on Use blogs to make money.

  3. miriam (1 comments.) says:

    A blogger I know recently deleted the blog. Somehow the idea got in this persons mind that outpouring thoughts on a blog about the past were building karma!
    What do you say? Do you build karma when you open your mouth about your self and the events in your life? Does the writing on your own suffering creates karma since what you sow is what you reap? I would say it does not since the intention can be good and we are all trying to be the best person we can be at the moment. Just curious for your look at this.

  4. Blog Comment online resource tool (1 comments.) says:

    Your uttering defined as karma is an interesting stance. True inner thoughts noted as a scribe may be more appropriate to the term karma. The phrase “And many a times, people may think your content is worth some bucks and may leave you some donation” lends toward psychological marketing, “Gradually, they become loyal to you. They will start trusting and respecting your opinions.”, or possibly using your minutes of fame to make a buck, etc. Sorry for the dissenting opinion, but I feel it. I wasn’t going to leave my URL but I felt it fair to allow examination as not to be defined hypocritical. I do write frequently, hopefully providing useful insight to my readers, but don’t claim my personal ramblings to be defined karma. (I also checked the followup box.)
    Thanks for entetaining my thoughts on blog karma …
    George



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