Blogcritics Comments on Lists: It's Not Who You Are, But Where You Are

Comment by Oran Kelley on Lists: It's Not Who You Are, But Where You Are

Tue, 1 Nov 2005 10:11:02 EST

Seems to be fixed! opk ]]>

Comment by Oran Kelley on Lists: It's Not Who You Are, But Where You Are

Tue, 1 Nov 2005 10:07:53 EST

Unfortunately the entry has changed from the "pick of the week" on lists to a tiresome fictional run-through of the water-export scare story so popular here in the midwest. They're coming for our children next . . . opk ]]>

Comment by Temple A. Stark on Lists: It's Not Who You Are, But Where You Are

Mon, 31 Oct 2005 13:27:10 EST

Gypsyman, This post was chosen by the section editor as a BC pick of the week. Go HERE (link) to find out why. And thank you - Temple ]]>

Comment by JR on Lists: It's Not Who You Are, But Where You Are

Tue, 25 Oct 2005 10:14:41 EDT

Top Ten People Who Don't Belong On Any List: ...um... uh-oh. ]]>

Comment by Robert on Lists: It's Not Who You Are, But Where You Are

Tue, 25 Oct 2005 09:23:04 EDT

List are popular because they are fun. Period. People love to discuss and disagree, not to mention just think about what should or should not be on a particular list. A list is nothing more than criticism. Your article itself is critisism, so it comes from the same mold as lists do. In essence, you are using the very method you are arguing against. So, are you really sure you want to be a blogger? Because lists and blogs go together like Salt & Pepper. ]]>