Comments on: An Analysis of Interactive Blogging Features and Language in Fostering Characterization and Community Building http://danielprimed.com/regular-features/journal/an-analysis-of-interactive-blogging-features-and-language-in-fostering-characterization-and-community-building Sat, 22 Nov 2008 06:47:07 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: Daniel http://danielprimed.com/regular-features/journal/an-analysis-of-interactive-blogging-features-and-language-in-fostering-characterization-and-community-building#comment-4304 Daniel Fri, 27 Jun 2008 04:18:23 +0000 http://danielprimed.com/?p=644#comment-4304 I think that there are so many techniques that can be used (under the headings that I've listed among others) to create your own identity. It is definetly a tough job to position your site under particular attributes. I did a bit of research into this before I re-themed my site actually and used a couple of my own tricks. For example, the use of SMB3 Mario in the header which I feel is synonymous with a lot of postitive, pure fun aspects of gaming. Reflects back on me, don't you think? ^_^ I think that there are so many techniques that can be used (under the headings that I’ve listed among others) to create your own identity. It is definetly a tough job to position your site under particular attributes.

I did a bit of research into this before I re-themed my site actually and used a couple of my own tricks. For example, the use of SMB3 Mario in the header which I feel is synonymous with a lot of postitive, pure fun aspects of gaming. Reflects back on me, don’t you think? ^_^

]]> By: L.B. Jeffries http://danielprimed.com/regular-features/journal/an-analysis-of-interactive-blogging-features-and-language-in-fostering-characterization-and-community-building#comment-4302 L.B. Jeffries Fri, 27 Jun 2008 02:01:05 +0000 http://danielprimed.com/?p=644#comment-4302 Interesting take on one of our favorite hang-outs. I think what kept me coming back to that blog personally was how he runs it like we're in a classroom. He gives the post/lecture, and we all raise our hands and talk. It's like a big round table discussion as opposed to the traditional journalistic method. It's a very interesting style and one that I wish I could emulate better in my own work. It's tough to be inviting, y'know? Interesting take on one of our favorite hang-outs. I think what kept me coming back to that blog personally was how he runs it like we’re in a classroom. He gives the post/lecture, and we all raise our hands and talk. It’s like a big round table discussion as opposed to the traditional journalistic method. It’s a very interesting style and one that I wish I could emulate better in my own work. It’s tough to be inviting, y’know?

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