Comments on: Zero Comments http://joefelso.wordpress.com/2007/03/22/zero-comments/ Thoughts On All Things Average Tue, 03 Nov 2009 12:14:04 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: the individual voice http://joefelso.wordpress.com/2007/03/22/zero-comments/#comment-472 the individual voice Sun, 29 Jul 2007 23:35:42 +0000 http://joefelso.wordpress.com/2007/03/22/zero-comments/#comment-472 OK, Joe. One for the road. Zero Comments is my favorite post yet. I have been obsessing about all my zero comments posts as failures and rating my 5 comment post as the winner. I thought it especially apt that my post wondering if blogs were just fake relationships netted a zero comments. That was just perfect. You must add this to your best blogs list. I think I might post about it tomorrow, so I want to be able to find it again. <em>That "Top Posts" list in my sidebar reflects which blogs have received the most visitors in the last 48 hours, so I don't control it. That's another idea though, writing about blogs you liked that didn't get many visitors...or the opposite. Some of the posts I was happiest with netted no comments and, according to the blog stats function on Wordpress, no visitors. Naturally, I feel some disappointment in that situation, but I remind myself the best reason for putting your best effort into writing a specific poem or essay is to discover how to write a better one. It all counts. —D </em> OK, Joe. One for the road. Zero Comments is my favorite post yet. I have been obsessing about all my zero comments posts as failures and rating my 5 comment post as the winner. I thought it especially apt that my post wondering if blogs were just fake relationships netted a zero comments. That was just perfect. You must add this to your best blogs list. I think I might post about it tomorrow, so I want to be able to find it again.

That “Top Posts” list in my sidebar reflects which blogs have received the most visitors in the last 48 hours, so I don’t control it. That’s another idea though, writing about blogs you liked that didn’t get many visitors…or the opposite.

Some of the posts I was happiest with netted no comments and, according to the blog stats function on WordPress, no visitors. Naturally, I feel some disappointment in that situation, but I remind myself the best reason for putting your best effort into writing a specific poem or essay is to discover how to write a better one. It all counts. —D

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