I guess the blogging community is the same here as it is everywhere. Some are poseurs, others are attention seekers, some write for fun and many are the bandwagon jumpers who do it on the spur of the moment BECAUSE everyone else is doing it. Typical monkey see monkey do.

Even though I am not a local, I feel like the Singaporean blogging community is a bit more open and it’s possible that people recognize each other. One time I made a write up about a restaurant and I actually got a reply from them because they searched their name up in Google. So..

But I agree with Jakob. It’s seems to be similar to the blogging communities in other places.

you’re moving? you’re 14th month together was a disturbing week?

check ou the second last qn from here:
http://tomorrow.sg/archives/2005/05/21/tomorrow_in_the_sunday_times_ged.html

drop me an email if u need more info.

hey naddie – you B’ed your assignment? nice term 🙂 the first time i was ever happy with a b happened this past week… whoa… i’m usually like you: NOT HAPPY with B’s at all.

Hey Nadine!
Yeah it’s hard having your sister move farther away.. My older sister (whom I love very much) recently moved with her husband to Georgia! That’s on the other side of America. *cries*
I know I will see her once in a while (make that a very long while) but still..
Whoa you spent 12 hours on a CD??? I don’t think I will survive that long! Hope you get a good (better!) grade on it! A+….

I’m sorry you’re having a disturbing week. 🙁 Sometimes, I think God gives us those kind of weeks to make us apperciate the better ones more..

i think it’s quite easy to diff between the monkey see monkey do bloggers and those true bloggers… whatever it is, I’ll continue writing… dun give a damn about what others say cos life is short, hell do watever u wan lah. u own ur life.

Hey girl, if you’re not happy with the grades, there are always future chances for you to work harder to get that ‘A’. Motivate yourself and keep telling yourself that you can do it, and all of us will be supporting you too. 🙂

Blogging community in Singapore? I don’t consider my blog as part of the “Singaporean Blogosphere’ because mine is more ‘isolated and quiet’ in a way.

I am not particularly happy about the Singaporean Blogosphere receiving so much attention from the media because some of them are starting to become very egoistical about themselves, and start deluding themselves that their ‘blogging skills’ are better than the rest.

So what if a blog is featured in the media? It doesn’t make the blog any way better than the rest, and it generates both good and bad publicity for the site itself.

In my eyes, there is no such thing as a perfect blog, or a perfectly well-written blog, and everyone has their own individual styles.

😛