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June 24, 2008

Keeping the blogs alive

I was curious how other blogs in the association community are doing overall.  How often are new posts created?  How many comments does the average post have?  How many have been started and forgotten about?  So, I took a quick run through the blogs listed on ASAE's Acronym blog and looked at the content.  The following list is the date of the most recent posting on each blog.  Parentheses indicate the number of blogs that had that date as their last post entry.

  • June 24 (2)
  • June 23 (8)
  • June 22 (3)
  • June 19
  • June 17 (3)
  • June 12
  • June 5
  • June 2
  • May 27
  • May 22
  • May 20
  • May 3
  • April 15
  • April 10
  • March 29
  • January 28
  • August 8, 2007
  • September 1, 2006

As you can see, the majority of blogs seem to be kept up to date.  For those blogs that are considerably out of date, should ASAE remove them from the list?  Also, for the most part, postings have no comments - or a few at the most.  That makes me feel better since I see that based on Web traffic, this blog has readers, few of them comment on the posts though.  How is your blog doing?  What's your most recent posting?

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