I'm writing an article for Arts Disability Culture magazine on blogging and disabilities/mental health. I want to know what mindbloggers or any disabled bloggers out there think. I won't use any names whatsoever. Answer any or all of these questions on the comment page to get your views across.
Has blogging helped you?
Do you see it is a therapy, or a hobby?
Have you ever had nasty comments or cyber-stalking from someone who has read your blog? If so, how did this make you feel?
Have you ever found yourself blogging when you should be doing other things, because you feel a responsibility to your readers or a fear of becoming less popular if you don't post regularly?
Is being part of a blog community such as mindbloggling better than going it alone? If so, why?
Have you ever regretted or worried about something you have written in your blog?
On the whole, is blogging good or bad for society?
Of course, feel free to add anything else that you think about blogging, and if you do want your blog name used, let me know, otherwise I will make up aliases for everyone whose comments I use.
Cheers,
Clare xxx
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2 comments:
Hi Clare,
There are a few posts on 'what does Mind Bloggling mean to you' that maybe of help. Klahanie, Domenica and Purkul have all done one and of course there are the comments from the posts.
I would be really interested in the article, would you be able to email a copy to mindbloggling when it's done. Obviously we wont use it without asking you, I'd just be interested.
Many thanks,
Emma.
hya,
it would be great if you could tell us what the results are that you get, it may help us with the continuation of the Mind Bloggling project in the future, so if you wouldn't mind, let us know when you have got some more results.
the mind bloggling website put the question, 'what does mind bloggling mean to you' so if you have a look through some past posts quite a few of your questions have been answered on there.
purkul
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