[Industrialblog,
May 27, 2005]
So you probably ask yourself ...
If IB Bill is a professional writer, why does the writing suck sometimes? Or why do amateurs do a better job blogging?
I'm glad you asked that question. Because some of the amateurs are good and should be paid for writing, and because I don't get paid for this so this really isn't my best. A lot of it is undeveloped, underdeveloped and unfocused. I could spend a few hours honing, but realistically, I don't have the time or energy.
This is Industrial Blog. That implies bricks, gears, grease on the floor, sparks flying around, things clanking and that sort of thing. Sometimes I am assembling from parts gotten elsewhere. This isn't pretentious artist blog. Or Bill's Showcase of Glittering Prose Blog. It's Industrial Blog. With all that implies.
So if an amateur writes better on their blog, more power to 'em. Plus, we pro's are used to editors. And no one would say this blog couldn't use an editor and a proofreader.
FWIW.
I'm glad you asked that question. Because some of the amateurs are good and should be paid for writing, and because I don't get paid for this so this really isn't my best. A lot of it is undeveloped, underdeveloped and unfocused. I could spend a few hours honing, but realistically, I don't have the time or energy.
This is Industrial Blog. That implies bricks, gears, grease on the floor, sparks flying around, things clanking and that sort of thing. Sometimes I am assembling from parts gotten elsewhere. This isn't pretentious artist blog. Or Bill's Showcase of Glittering Prose Blog. It's Industrial Blog. With all that implies.
So if an amateur writes better on their blog, more power to 'em. Plus, we pro's are used to editors. And no one would say this blog couldn't use an editor and a proofreader.
FWIW.