Re: The Fine Art of Logblogging
Posted: Fri Jan 06, 2012 1:22 amThat's right, Anth. Not /every/ blog that is pink and sparkly is an Emilia-alt blog. Just...99.99% of them. All dedicated to fangurling over Nevarre, of course.
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Posted: Fri Jan 06, 2012 1:22 amRe: The Fine Art of Logblogging
Posted: Sun Jan 08, 2012 8:01 pmI'm impressed! I didn't even invade this topic and I still get an honorable mention. Apparently I'm known and loved in all possible ways
Re: The Fine Art of Logblogging
Posted: Sat Mar 17, 2012 3:21 pmI think it would be worthwhile to provide a place on this website where players can link to their logblogs. (That is, if there isn't such a place already that I've just overlooked.) What do folks think of the idea?
Many players link to each other's blogs already, creating little communities of related characters. Finding them is a tricky business, though. If I don't know where (or whether!) a certain character keeps a blog, I end up spending a fair amount of time in Google and usually don't end up finding it even if it does exist. (Yes, my Google-fu is that sad.)
NarniaMUCK hosts some deeply talented players, and I enjoy reading through a variety of their blogs--not just for the characters that I interact with directly. I often find inspiration from the variety of styles and tactics, and it prompts me to try new things with my role-plays. This kind of cross-pollination could only benefit the MUCK as a whole, in my view.
By the way, I have a logblog now, although I'm posting slowly: http://glynwolf.wordpress.com/
Many players link to each other's blogs already, creating little communities of related characters. Finding them is a tricky business, though. If I don't know where (or whether!) a certain character keeps a blog, I end up spending a fair amount of time in Google and usually don't end up finding it even if it does exist. (Yes, my Google-fu is that sad.)
NarniaMUCK hosts some deeply talented players, and I enjoy reading through a variety of their blogs--not just for the characters that I interact with directly. I often find inspiration from the variety of styles and tactics, and it prompts me to try new things with my role-plays. This kind of cross-pollination could only benefit the MUCK as a whole, in my view.
By the way, I have a logblog now, although I'm posting slowly: http://glynwolf.wordpress.com/
Re: The Fine Art of Logblogging
Posted: Sun Mar 18, 2012 3:08 am
Re: The Fine Art of Logblogging
Posted: Wed Apr 04, 2012 6:49 pmLet me just say that Tyre's blog is as exciting and colorful as the man himself. Very impressive 
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. Re: The Fine Art of Logblogging
Posted: Mon May 07, 2012 5:11 pmI've just started this attempt, it may be found at http://zayev.xanga.com/
(I figured I'd start one on Xanga for thread variety.)
I like the idea for a link page, I'll try to collect them all and post a new thread.
(I figured I'd start one on Xanga for thread variety.)
I like the idea for a link page, I'll try to collect them all and post a new thread.
Re: The Fine Art of Logblogging
Posted: Thu Jun 14, 2012 6:51 pmWhew! Well, took me a few hours, but I have now managed to compile almost all my RPs (Thank you, Lorcan and Cantil! Your logblogs were amazing help!) and make my own logblog! There are a few missing, but here is the majority:
http://saeryn.wordpress.com/
http://saeryn.wordpress.com/
Re: The Fine Art of Logblogging
Posted: Thu Jul 31, 2014 11:42 amAfter hesitating a while, since few of you know Drey, I finally decide 'eh, whatever.' You guys are all good at maintaining a separation of IC and OOC knowledge, so here it is!
http://wolfdreygan.wordpress.com/
(Use the archives button to get to the first, or simply waltz on from the most recent if you'd rather not wade through so many)
http://wolfdreygan.wordpress.com/
(Use the archives button to get to the first, or simply waltz on from the most recent if you'd rather not wade through so many)