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diff --git a/content/blog/someone-emailed-me.md b/content/blog/someone-emailed-me.md index edd35f3..85cd6f9 100644 --- a/content/blog/someone-emailed-me.md +++ b/content/blog/someone-emailed-me.md @@ -19,21 +19,17 @@ _(thank you for your email)_ I really like to read blog posts from other people on the web. When you read about someone else's thoughts, you really listen to what **they** have to say, you can't really stop them to then start to talk about yourself like in a conversation. (+ blog is a great resource to learn things) -When you read a blog, you are free to leave and return. You are not forced to hear about some stuff that you are not interested in. You are not stuck in a conversation that you don't like. **You** (lovely-little-thing browsing the web) make the call. - I really think that having a blog is cool, you should have one. I host mine all by myself but I'm sure that there is another solution if you can't do that. I think that you already know this but : Don't write blogs about something that is illegal or to hurt someone else's feeling. Be kind to the people around, especially to people that you don't know. -You can find a few links at the bottom of the [stuff](/stuff) page if you want to read other blog posts scattered all over the internet. - ## Back to emails -### Don't let 'mailto:' scare you +### Don't let 'mailto:' links scare you I never leave comments on youtube videos, I never send emails to people that write blogs neither. But this email changed my mind. Why not after all ? -You might see me in your inbox someday if I find **your** website. +You might see me in your inbox someday if I find your website. ### XMPP |