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Andrew Binstock wrote an article on the benefits of technical web logs - both internal and external to IT organizations. There were a couple of things about the article that I really liked. For one, Andrew made a comment about Java blogs that I thought was interesting.

A separate cabal of Java bloggers exists as well, although in my opinion, it's somewhat smaller and less tightly dedicated to the technology [than .NET bloggers].

I just thought this was funny. Who knows whether it's completely true or not, tho. The second quote that I liked was this one...

...programmers recognize the value of sharing their breakthroughs and typically don't want to pollute their technical information with off-topic drivel.

I agree with this. Well, that's basically how I try to treat mine, anyway. I really hate when I see pointless “hello world” posts on mainly IT-focused weblog sites. Oh well...somehow I'll live. Speaking of useless posts...

posted on Wednesday, July 28, 2004 7:10 PM