Ok, this whole blog thing is getting too inbred. Arrive at blog A. Follow link to B. Follow link to C. Then follow a link and find yourself back at A. Too many closed circles. I’m as guilty as anyone of perpetuating this.
So: Link to three people you’ve never linked to before.
I’ll start…
- Gnome’s Lair has an interesting bit about a few Oblivion Mods, and also a post about some of the more large-scale Morrowwind mods.
- My wife has a blog where she posts her various art projects, which includes stuff like photography, metalworking, and painting.
- BasuGasuBakuhatsu has a cool post on favorite %anime music artists, with lots of pretty pictures.
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T w e n t y S i d e d
Inbreeding, groupthink, colonial living syndrome are ever-present hazards in all sorts of social networks, and blogs are especially vulnerable because the technology allows like to find like as never before. So this is a good meme. I won’t be taking baton only because I try to live by this principle continuously.
Heya Shamus!
*whistles*