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Question no...
Everyone has high expectations of blogs, to put it mildly.
Everyone has high expectations for blogs, to put it mildly.
No, it has to be OK, otherwise it won't take off. I mean, it's either okay or it won't take off.)
What are you, blogger? ))
And you?
No, it has to be OK, otherwise it won't take off. I mean, well, it's either gonna be fine or it's not gonna take off.)
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How about you?
Me, no. But from those questions and suggestions I have not seen anything exaggerated so far. The usual basics, which even a non-specialist like me is quite understandable and accessible.
Will it take off or not take off I do not know. But judging by the way it is popular on other resources, you can assume that there is a probability that the yes rather than no.
What do you think? ))
What do you think? ))
The blogs are already in beta test with the admins, most likely to be open to all in early June.
There are many categories (they're expanding) and tags. Scripts can't be inserted, but we'll consider how active and secure content can be embedded.
Please give it some time. Right now we're busy preparing for the show at the end of May.
About the take-off - we'll see the results by autumn.
By high expectations, I don't mean the convenience and features of blogs, but their very appearance.
Blogs already exist. It's a profile feed. And it's not really in demand. When new blog features appear it will not change the demand, it will make it more convenient.
A lot of people will start at first. Then it all dies down.
Of course, that doesn't mean that I'm against full-fledged blogs. I'm for it. I'm all for any kind of innovation. It's just that everyone overestimates the return on their future appearance.