Oh, my. He's not answering. The phone keeps ringing, there, in a little (but comfy) Geneva apartment.
Well, readers, guess I'll have to write something by myself before I can get some support. Hum... what should I write about first?
Maybe... something on lizards? I guess that'd be quite boring. Maybe something on George W. Bush? In that case, the article would not be very original. I believe intimately that the Internet serves only two real purposes nowadays:
1. spreading pornography;
2. writing about the current U.S. president (authors are either praising or criticizing the latter).
So, writing about Bush... Nah. Controversial. Too political. Plus, I'd look like a commie. Or a kind of Michael Moore. Maybe I ought to write about something closer to me? What about telling something of the place I live in?...
Okay, let's do that!
Thursday, March 22, 2007
Another one... Perhaps?
I said something in my first announcement that maybe a cautious reader will notice, so I now take the occasion to clarify something about a line in the text.
In the fourth paragraph, and you can read for yourself, I declared: "My hopes are that this blog can become a community where the author(s) and the readers may discuss without any limits or constraints [...]." What I wanted to clarify is the expression 'author(s)'.
Actually, and you might know this, some blogs are co-written by a group of people, and not by a single author. There is a community of writers that publish for a community of Internet readers. Now, these people are generally friends. What I wanted to say is that I am currently searching for somebody, in my surroundings, who would like to co-write the blog with me.
I already have an idea, and I will be calling him just after I finish this article. So, perhaps, Ukini's blog will have to bee already renamed. Is the name "Ukini's" in danger of extinction?
In the fourth paragraph, and you can read for yourself, I declared: "My hopes are that this blog can become a community where the author(s) and the readers may discuss without any limits or constraints [...]." What I wanted to clarify is the expression 'author(s)'.
Actually, and you might know this, some blogs are co-written by a group of people, and not by a single author. There is a community of writers that publish for a community of Internet readers. Now, these people are generally friends. What I wanted to say is that I am currently searching for somebody, in my surroundings, who would like to co-write the blog with me.
I already have an idea, and I will be calling him just after I finish this article. So, perhaps, Ukini's blog will have to bee already renamed. Is the name "Ukini's" in danger of extinction?
No guideline; no problems ~ Ukinian philosophy?
Hello, readers!
In a first web log message, you'd expect the author to tell you what this blog is about. He'd tell you: this is a blog about politics, a blog about cinema,... about kitten pictures, about art, about plastic Coca-Cola bottles. Often, the author tries to limit the blog to a certain aspect of life, and discusses primarily the given subject.
None of this on this blog. You are on Ukini's blog, and there is no guideline for the articles published here. They are only aimed at surprising, charming and brain-teasing readers, both intellectually and emotionally. That's all.
Books, cinema, life, history, news, philosophy, medias, Internet, science, video games...- there is so much to talk about! Too much, in fact- I cannot decide. So, no guideline, no problems. But always checking sources, leaving doubt, shading analysis, being sincere. You could call this 'Ukinian philosophy', I'd rather not. That'd be pedantic.
My hopes are that this blog can become a community where the author(s) and the readers may discuss without any limits or constraints on though and exchange; and, at the same time, where we can respect everybody's point of view. Of course, plain lies, insults and overtly fanatical attacks will not be considered points of view. Rather, they will be considered as... well: lies, insults and attacks.
I wish you everything good, take care and I hope you'll enjoy the blog!
For the first time, Ukini.
In a first web log message, you'd expect the author to tell you what this blog is about. He'd tell you: this is a blog about politics, a blog about cinema,... about kitten pictures, about art, about plastic Coca-Cola bottles. Often, the author tries to limit the blog to a certain aspect of life, and discusses primarily the given subject.
None of this on this blog. You are on Ukini's blog, and there is no guideline for the articles published here. They are only aimed at surprising, charming and brain-teasing readers, both intellectually and emotionally. That's all.
Books, cinema, life, history, news, philosophy, medias, Internet, science, video games...- there is so much to talk about! Too much, in fact- I cannot decide. So, no guideline, no problems. But always checking sources, leaving doubt, shading analysis, being sincere. You could call this 'Ukinian philosophy', I'd rather not. That'd be pedantic.
My hopes are that this blog can become a community where the author(s) and the readers may discuss without any limits or constraints on though and exchange; and, at the same time, where we can respect everybody's point of view. Of course, plain lies, insults and overtly fanatical attacks will not be considered points of view. Rather, they will be considered as... well: lies, insults and attacks.
I wish you everything good, take care and I hope you'll enjoy the blog!
For the first time, Ukini.
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