The Differences Between Blogs and Diaries
There are many different types of online log databases.
Blogs and online diaries provide a large distinction between the kinds of log entry databases found on the internet. A major difference between blogs and internet diaries is that diaries are normally written as a daily planer and experience recorder, which provides emotional and personal content about events and occurrences. "oh man... i can't sleep... i'm so stressed out! i studied a little tonight, but i still have 2 more fizix chapters to read in order to catch up... then i still have to do calculus problems and if i have time maybe read some chem... the stress is really really bringing me down..." Meanwhile, a weblog may consist of important need to know information, a general studies essay, or a summary of personal information. "Simply stated, there are only TEN things that anybody needs to know about me." "In general, a move toward free trade does 3 things:" Moreover, a weblog normally contains content relating to a single purpose or activity, while a dairy may consist of an entire day's worth of activities. In general, a diary follows along as simply as a personal planner and daily information provider. However, a weblog can serve any numerous amounts of purposes that individually serve for a single reason.
Adams, Jerry. "Ten things you need to know about me", The Weblog That Nobody Reads. 26 July 2003. <"http://jvadams.blogspot.com/">
Alex. "College Diary", diary of a college girl. 23 November 2001.
<"http://www.geocities.com/diaryofacollegegirl/collegediary.html">
Baron. "Free trade, wages, and jobs", Baron's Blog. 01 August 2005. <"http://finzi.psych.upenn.edu/~baron/blog/">
Blogs and online diaries provide a large distinction between the kinds of log entry databases found on the internet. A major difference between blogs and internet diaries is that diaries are normally written as a daily planer and experience recorder, which provides emotional and personal content about events and occurrences. "oh man... i can't sleep... i'm so stressed out! i studied a little tonight, but i still have 2 more fizix chapters to read in order to catch up... then i still have to do calculus problems and if i have time maybe read some chem... the stress is really really bringing me down..." Meanwhile, a weblog may consist of important need to know information, a general studies essay, or a summary of personal information. "Simply stated, there are only TEN things that anybody needs to know about me." "In general, a move toward free trade does 3 things:" Moreover, a weblog normally contains content relating to a single purpose or activity, while a dairy may consist of an entire day's worth of activities. In general, a diary follows along as simply as a personal planner and daily information provider. However, a weblog can serve any numerous amounts of purposes that individually serve for a single reason.
Adams, Jerry. "Ten things you need to know about me", The Weblog That Nobody Reads. 26 July 2003. <"http://jvadams.blogspot.com/">
Alex. "College Diary", diary of a college girl. 23 November 2001.
<"http://www.geocities.com/diaryofacollegegirl/collegediary.html">
Baron. "Free trade, wages, and jobs", Baron's Blog. 01 August 2005. <"http://finzi.psych.upenn.edu/~baron/blog/">
posted by Aaron Mitchel Oberne at 11:23 AM
3 Comments:
Here's the difference:
Diaries are lame, but blogs are...ummm...uhh...nevermind.
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Aaron,
I see you're getting some rude bloggers posting comments on your blog. You can remove their comments by clicking on the trash can icon under their comment.
Ms. Jolemore
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