Go Flyakite

Thanks guys. I think I will just stick to what I am doing now, but go extreme. Maybe not but instead of holding back on the tech stuff I think I am going to go deeper. Like the whole FlyaKiteOSX, I should have done a full review and I never did, now I regret it. Not because I would have had the traffic but I just wish I had went that direction. No big deal.
I will just keep the name Scattered and talk about everything "I want" like I originally set out to do a long time ago.
So if you guys see me post on Golf and don't like it, F' you, I don't care not one golfer reads this blog; not that I know of anyways.

I will also try to comment more on my own blog something I don't know why I never do. Normally I would have just this post slide by without a comment.

i disagree, conform! write what makes you popular, and reject all else.

I agree with Jared, just write whatever you want- no matter what the topic is (within reason). No need to change anything.

I think you should just blog on whatever you feel like blogging about. It doesn't have to necessarily please anyone (unless that's your goal). Your blog should just be what you make it.

Also, (a pet peeve of mine) it doesn't have to be a complete picture or representation of who you are, either. Mine for example is probably a little unbalanced in that I also mostly talk about tech stuff and political issues, which isn't necessarily consistent with the rest of my life. The fact is there is tons of stuff in my life that I don't blog about; granted some is because I can't (unless I want to find out what happens to people that divulge classified military information), but some of it I just don't feel like talking about on a blog, for any number of reasons.

The bottom line is that you know you will always have some of us as readers. If you want to cater to more specific audiences, I would recommend (because I've thought about doing this too) just categorizing your posts better, maybe even using categories like "tags" (from Flickr) and then making the category links more prominent (at the top of the page, etc). That way people could look at just your "tech"entries or just your personal stuff, they wouldn't have to see them both if they didn't want too.

Many cell phone blogs have a more tech news format for their particular interest
and blackberries sites too. Most have somewhere you can comment on different things.
That isnt what you want to do?

Maybe I will delete that last comment.

1. I don't like blackberrys or Blackberries
2. Blackberry aside it's limited to only one topic. I could do that on another blog if I had to.
3. I can't think of an example right now.

are you looking to do something like this with a broader view?
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