start a VERY VERY VERY VERY VERY detailed blogand you'll have a million posts to it in no time.
Started my first blog.
Wed 2 Apr, 18:34
Posted my first blog entry and it refreshed quicker than I expected.
Wed 2 Apr, 18:34
I just posted my second entry and that one refreshed a little slower than the first one, it seems to be irregular.
Wed 2 Apr, 18:34
That last one was the same as the second one. I think the first one was maybe a fluke.
Wed 2 Apr, 18:34
etc...
(Started my first blog.
Wed 2 Apr, 18:34
Posted my first blog entry and it refreshed quicker than I expected.
Wed 2 Apr, 18:34
I just posted my second entry and that one refreshed a little slower than the first one, it seems to be irregular.
Wed 2 Apr, 18:34
That last one was the same as the second one. I think the first one was maybe a fluke.
Wed 2 Apr, 18:34
etc...
Professor Fnord Regius Professor of B3ta Chronology,
Wed 2 Apr 2003, 18:46,
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for the pitch we're working on at the momentwe're positing the idea of a blog you can update via text message
can you imagine the tedium?
(can you imagine the tedium?
isthisyou?,
Wed 2 Apr 2003, 18:57,
archived)
I saw a live txt message updated blog thing from a journo who was at the Glastonbury town meeting thing where they made the decision about granting the license or notI was watching the updates live and made a joke to some other ppl who were also keeping tabs about the battery running out at the crusial moment and sure enough the next post was 'battery running out' he managed to borrow someone elses phone and keep updating though.
In that circumstance it was gripping but if someone is just stuck in the queue at Sainsbury's and decides to start getting all Samuel Pepys on our asses then I can see your point.
(In that circumstance it was gripping but if someone is just stuck in the queue at Sainsbury's and decides to start getting all Samuel Pepys on our asses then I can see your point.
Professor Fnord Regius Professor of B3ta Chronology,
Wed 2 Apr 2003, 19:03,
archived)