Kinda I come up with some ideas and then get busy with my work. I (can) write on varied topics. You may want to take a look at my blogs here: http://expertnotes.blogspot.com This is my first blogging attempt. I thought of renting some webspace and setup a blog on an apache server on my own. I also thought of setting up a home-grown web server. Lets us see how it takes a shape. One thing for sure, I will be giving some time to it.

Please take a look at my blogs and let me know what you think. If you think I can contribute to your blog or you would like to contribute to my blog, you are most welcome.

David: Good luck. Who’s heading the operation?

Ranjeet: Have you been applying to the networks or are you thinking of setting one up with some people you know?

Hammad: Solo blogging doesn’t always mean lonely. Hehehe. :-)

Felix: Maybe you can start asking around and see if you want to join an existing network or start one yourself.

Ryan: Why do you feel like you’re selling out? If you’re still doing what you used to do and you’re still giving your “original” readers the best that you can possibly give under the circumstances, then there’s no betrayal there. I think “betrayal” can only happen if you’re deliberately holding things off from your readers and not giving them what you can give the best.

Gayla: I hope you get to do what you wish to do with your blogging endeavours – network blogging or not.

Gayla

I’m just newly part of a major network after having been solo for sometime now, and there’s this odd feeling that I’m almost “selling out” having joined the network. I’m doing my solo-blog still, and (I think) dedicating equal effort to it as I am the network-blog… but it’s a very different experience now, and I don’t know if I’ve “betrayed” my original loyal readers somehow.

I wonder if any other Bi’s have experienced the same thing?

Scott: Yep – sounds like trailblazing to me. :-)

Cary, Netwalker and Satish: Solo bloggers can definitely have more than just one blog.

John: Free Blogger… that sounds like a good title. ;-)

Chris: Why is it funny?

Ryan and Josue: hehehe

Gino: I think most blogger do fall in the Solo category. And, many feel that that’s exactly how they like it.

Vix: Good luck! I wish you well… I can definitely empathise with the ups and downs on this. Although I’ve “launched” AboutWeblogs.com, I feel as though we’re still in the development phase as well… still a lot of things to work out. And, on a shoestring budget with a one-person admin, it’s a bit of a challenge.

Gayla: Wow. Good luck to you too. Sounds like you’re a very busy person…

Duncan: I’m not sure if you really understand where I’m coming from, because I *never* mentioned anything about not being equal. I do believe that we are all the same as bloggers… as people in general. But, like anything in life, we have strenths and weaknesses… we do different things. Some of us are stay-at-home mums, some are managers, some are businesspeople, some are buskers… Are these labels shallow? I don’t think so. Is one better than the other? Not in my book. We don’t define ourselves… our core being… with these labels. But, it helps to know what we do and what we like to do. The same way it’s always healthy to be aware of our own strengths and weaknesses. Solo, network, bi, or trailblazing — these “labels” are of equal importance. One is NOT better than the other.