Multiple blog etiquette
I have little desire to seriously maintain another blog. One is keeping me quite occupied as it is. I have added an RSS feed of my blog to my Classroom 2.0 page. I know the network hasn't been around long enough to develop its own etiquette yet, but would it be best for me to post my posts from my Classroom Meets Technology blog here so that they appear in the Classroom 2.0 blog feed, or should I allow people to discover my blog's posts through the RSS feed on my page?
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Comment by Steve Hargadon on April 6, 2007 at 8:53pm -
People won't discover them through the feed, I don't think. You could cut and paste and just cross-post here (which I think is a good idea); or you can wait a bit, as Ning is going to allow you to associate your regular blog to your Ning blog (which is what I am waiting for!)
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Comment by Teacher K on April 6, 2007 at 8:59pm -
Excellent! I will wait patiently.
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Comment by Alice Mercer on April 6, 2007 at 9:25pm -
Me too!
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Comment by Elizabeth Davis on April 8, 2007 at 6:33pm -
I totally agree with you. I've just started a blog and the idea of trying to keep up with more than one is too overwhelming. I have a link to my blog on my page (which is pretty lame at the moment, as I've only just begun).
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