you may have made the blog
but not the week old story you spam it with.
(, Thu 29 Jan 2009, 22:39, Reply)
I didn't "make" the story?
If you knew anything at all about journalism you'd realise how moronic that statement is. Media law governs plagiarism, not events.
Journalists never "make" the events. They "make" the words, and the words in that article are my own.
(, Fri 30 Jan 2009, 2:16, Reply)
so you are a journalist, eh?
i know little about journalism so sadly i can't see why the statement was moronic. regardless of this, posting a week old news story simply to push your blog is generally regarded as spam. if you use something original and entertaining to push it, it may be less likely to recieve negative comments. it might even generate traffic.
on to your comment "Journalists never "make" the events. They "make" the words, and the words in that article are my own"
journalists do not make or own words. they simply compose them to inform others.the story had been reported widely a week earlier.if indeed you are a journalist, why not write about something current?
one more thing, you should develop a sense of humour and a thick skin if you are going to carry on posting spam.
just a thought.
(, Fri 30 Jan 2009, 9:54, Reply)