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- I've been working through this same thing myself. I used to follow most who followed me. After a while it was too noisy and I was trying to keep up. So I unfollowed some. Then I realized...
- First thanks for the thoughtful reply, Dave. The situation you describe is reasonable, and one I don't think anyone should really take offense at. And I may actually be guilty of labeling...
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Scribkin
where code and culture converge
Let me bring this back around to the long tail. How does my motivation for writing have any bearing? In my opinion, it has all the bearing. Personally, I can’t write if I feel like I am just doing it to compete. If I go down that road, I will get burned out and I will never ‘win’ whatever nebulous price I think awaits me at the end.
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