Well, I wasn't expecting that!
Yesterday, I decided to add a more personal angle to my blog by posting about my kids. Well, I got a ton of email saying, "keep it technical."
OK! I listened. It's tech from now on :)
Anonymous
June 04, 2007
Hey, it's your blog; blog about whatever you want.Anonymous
June 04, 2007
It's your blog! It's not up to anyone else whether you stick to technical or not. Personally I liked the story about your kids. But my opinion doesn't matter any more than anyone else's does. Post about whatever you want to post about, and ignore the whiners.Anonymous
June 04, 2007
What a shame . . someday those critics will have kids of their own, and learn there's more to life than "technology" -- besides it's YOUR blog (^_^) Blake Handler Microsoft MVP & DadAnonymous
June 04, 2007
Hey man, it's your blog, your time. If you want to blog about the rocks in the bottom of your fishbowl, by all means do it. Tags, smags. I personally love a good change of pace blog post.Anonymous
June 04, 2007
Hey man, it's your blog, your time. If you want to blog about the rocks in the bottom of your fishbowl, by all means do it. Tags, smags. I personally love a good change of pace blog post.Anonymous
June 04, 2007
Dont listen to them. Those munhckins make it all worthwhile. Post on family man!Anonymous
June 04, 2007
I had no idea people were that mean over an official MS blog. I'm an avid Linux user and even I don't post and/or send rude comments to you.Anonymous
June 04, 2007
I have found your non technical blogs just as entertaining as the technical ones. Just as long as you do have technical ones, I won't have a hard time justifying this blog for business. (I had to submit a request to get it unblocked by the content engine)Anonymous
June 04, 2007
I loved the story about your kids. I usually enjoy the unexpected glimpses of blogger humanity that come by. I also know how to use the delete key in my RSS aggregator. If you choose to use categories to differentiate your materials (with alternate feeds), I'll subscribe to the "all posts" version.Anonymous
June 04, 2007
I agree with those above--it's your blog man. Yes, it's on the MSDN domain, but I haven't come across a single blog that doesn't have a personal aspect to it. That's what makes the blog so powerful--I don't read them for pure technical content (I can read MSDN for that), I read it for insight into how people implement, use, and live with technology. ^^/ Anyway, the story was great! Thanks for all you post--including the family stories!Anonymous
June 04, 2007
blog, like blob, which means a lot, not quality and only one area... but if everyone says something it must be the truth...Anonymous
June 04, 2007
Loud <> Majority. Your blog... your prerogative.Anonymous
June 04, 2007
hehe, is your blog, do whatever you want... just keep it technical!! just kidding, it's your audience though, an "easy" option is to open another blogAnonymous
June 04, 2007
I thought it was cute. So blog about life as well.Anonymous
June 04, 2007
Yeah man, stay human. Blog what you want. For those of us with kids, it was worth reading.Anonymous
June 04, 2007
One more vote for. Nobody complains about non-technical posts on Raymond Chen's or Larry Osterman's (witness today's post: http://blogs.msdn.com/larryosterman/archive/2007/06/04/tonight-s-the-night.aspx)Anonymous
June 04, 2007
Please don't stop posting about things that aren't 100% technical. They really help spice up your blog. And, as others have said, it's your blog.Anonymous
June 04, 2007
Gee, if only there was some way for your blog guests to skip posts they're not interested instead of being forced to read whatever you choose to post. Clearly, we need the FCC to look into this issue ASAP!Anonymous
June 04, 2007
Just do it ! what ever you like to blog.. I like to read...