Saturday, January 29, 2005
Chain Reaction
I maintain Diary Of A Soldier, a modest blog whose content is provided by a friend who is deployed in Iraq. A typical day brings a few dozen visitors to the Soldier's blog, mostly the Soldier's friends and family.
Yesterday, Ed Cone noted that the Soldier had posted a long, upbeat post that described events most of us would find unnerving. Ed is several levels higher on the blogging food chain than both the Soldier and me, and he caught the attention of Instapundit, a premier conservative blogger. Instapundit noted the Soldier's most recent post. Later in the day, MSNBC got in on the action.
This is one of those days when I am glad I use Blogger and am not paying for the bandwidth.
Yesterday, Ed Cone noted that the Soldier had posted a long, upbeat post that described events most of us would find unnerving. Ed is several levels higher on the blogging food chain than both the Soldier and me, and he caught the attention of Instapundit, a premier conservative blogger. Instapundit noted the Soldier's most recent post. Later in the day, MSNBC got in on the action.
This is one of those days when I am glad I use Blogger and am not paying for the bandwidth.
