
Today, I heard on the BBC that the Prime Minister of Kazakhstan had ordered all of his ministers to start their own blogs. He had set up his own and apparently has been bombarded by questions about his government, including issues of corruption. Apparently, he has not yet answered them yet, but something is happening here. What will be the effect of this much openness and an ability of people to express themselves and instantly publish their views to anyone interested. Of course, for the private individual, there is a huge challenge in getting anyone to look at your blog. I am actually pleased by the response so far to just sending an invitation out to the people I know and getting a lot of very nice reactions. Some have even suggested edits, which I really like. If I can say what I am saying better, more correctly, and without any typos, misspellings or ungrammatical sentences or, heaven forbid, factual mistakes, so much the better.
Escrevi uma resposta, mas se perdeu neste labirinto da Internet que ninguém sabe onde fica! Dizia que tens que ir fundo, porque a onda é 'bloguear'! Se a gente consegue escrever o que pensa e o que lhe vai na alma, ao menos ouve a si própria, de fora para dentro. Uma vez no papel, tudo faz muito mais sentido... LW
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