John,
Thanks and where’s your response to my tag?

Marcvill,
Thanks for the feedback. As for the person who blogs to get laid…I swear I did not have you in mind when I wrote it ha ha ha Yours is a special case.

I meant bloggers who want to meet lovers through their blogs. In your case, it’s a very wonderful bonus. But come on, only two posts this month?

If it were me, I’d have daily del.icio.us postings (is this allowed in your agreement? I wasn’t able to go through all your comments)

It’s good to know that the issue has been finally settled. I can’t wait to attend the next iBlog Summit and listen to Jayvee as one of the speakers hopefully. Hehe. I know Jayvee as a friend and he is truly the kind of humble person who would admit his mistakes.

Hmm, I wonder who the hell would “blog to get laid”…

Signs that the blogosphere is definitely moving forward.

my points: i never said i represented the philippine blogosphere. never. if you read my second post about the matter i merely wondered why other blogging projects were not talked about.

But you did. In you first post, you said “I give presentations to the third party as if there were actual bloggers in the audience, because in effect I am representing bloggers of all demographics.”

I don’t see how any single person can represent bloggers of all demographics, hence this post. I think the easiest way to misrepresent Filipino bloggers is to attempt representing them.

I also thought it unfair that you accuse Janette of “misrepresenting” bloggers based on what you say are shortcomings in her presentation.

When you say misrepresent, one of its meanings is “to give a false or misleading representation of usually with an intent to deceive or be unfair.” You impute two things on Janette 1.) that she took it upon herself to represent Filipino bloggers, and 2. that she misled people or failed badly in her attempt to represent bloggers.

During our chat, Janette told me she was asked to share her experiences on blogging. She wasn’t there to “represent” bloggers.

At any rate, I am glad that you two have talked the issue over. Let me also congratulate you for publicly apologizing on the issue.

It’s well enough that the issues are being settled already. All of us should learn from this.

I do agree that the “blogosphere” doesn’t actually need representation by any entity. The blogging world pretty much values individualism over community sentiments.