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Internet = Hate

Blogs are online entities maintained by no more than a handful of people at a time, with each entry being related to another by either importance to author/personal experience or concrete category. Many blogs have a function for which visitors can leave comments to the author, but this is not a defining characteristic of a blog. A blog is more of a diary than anything. (In the case of newsblogs, they would be more similar to newspapers.)

Forum threads are:
Rarely maintained, or even meet a minimum level of quality.
Threads made by the same author do not have to follow any form of relation.
The defining characteristic of a forums is discussion. People make threads with the expectation of replies and possibly conversation.

tl;dr blogs give importance to entry, forums to discussion

So? It doesn't mean he's illitterate. In fact, he claims it's quite the contrary.



He certainly knows how to use a computer and roam the internets, or else he wouldn't be here.



Are you sure about that?



Why exactly is that a reason for us to be glad?



Respect is earned. I've yet to see that happen here as he constantly refuses to write properly even though he can. He just won't devote the time into making his posts presentable because this is just an internet forum.

NOT READING YOUR FAGGOTY FAGGOT POST.

WHY YOU SO MAD, JULIO? D:

DID AN OLD MAN RAPE YOU WHEN YOU WERE A CHILD? D:
DID HE TOUCH YOUR NONO? D':

That's nice, except you are talking about what a blog is typically seen as.

That's not what was asked for. Basically put, what would be the least required for it to be considered a blog and what requirement would force a thread not to be one.

Given the article provided as "proof" of threads not being a blog, the least requirements would actually have a single thread fall well under the definition of a blog.

No, that is what a blog is.







The article doesn't give a specific difference between a blog and a forum thread because it assumes you know they are different. But if you must know, a simple Google for "difference between blogs and forums" nets a rather defining result. It also says exactly what I told you.

You're still not getting it.

People use the word "Most often." because that is what is typical of a thing. Just because something is "typical" doesn't mean it is the only way it can be presented.

And often, trying to suggest there is a set definition in which "This is one, and this isn't." Often gets you a muddy result because well, you don't have a set definition for it.

It's often like the issue dealing with Gender. You could probably give a basic ideal of what a typical boy is, and what a typical girl is. But then you realize that those characteristics aren't all inclusive anymore and that we mostly divide them with socially changing definitions.

Things like online communication methods, which is what blogs, forums, and social networks are, are much like this.

You can have an idea of what a blog is, what a forum is, and what a social network is.

But when you actually cut to what is the basic requirements for them, well you start seeing the forum have stuff that falls into a blog, the blog falling into a social network and a social network moving like a forum and/or blog.

If you want to see an example, look at twitter.

In one aspect, you could say it's like a social network. But in other's, it's just like a thread. And yet another you could say it's a blog.

LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL

That's right, obey and believe everything your parents tell you. Critical thinking is bad.

Kuroneko, this shit is fucking classic.

I figured you'd play that argument, flawed as it is. Your assertion is likened to saying that since a hammer and a screwdriver both help apply a thin metal object (nail or screw) into another material to assist in holding it together with something else, they are the same thing. However, we know for a fact that hammers and screwdrivers are different tools.

In this case, the application of the nail or screw into something is your example of "muddy" middle ground. It, however, does not magically turn a hammer into a screwdriver, or vice versa.

While blogs and forums do share some commonality of function in their current state, their set purpose, as stated earlier, is very different. A blog without a comment system is still a blog, whereas a forum without consistent author is still a forum.

Haven't your parents ever told you to respect nazis and to drop and give head as soon as you see one?

Julio is just a giant fag for durama. "WE NO HAV DURAMA ON FAKKU NO MORE. D"""""":"
'Cept in Portugalanese



Wow.

No, but yours did right? Don't try to hide your parent's coolness. To bad it didn't rub off on you. RESPECT NAZIS, FAGGOT!

Your parents are so careless. REAL PARENTS TELL KIDS STUFF LIKE: "Always talk to strangers.", "If everybody else is doing it, why shouldn't you?", "Murder is only murder if you murder a hooker. Nowait. An ugly hooker."

YOU READ THAT SHIT? THAT'S RESPONSIBLE PARENTING, MOTHERFUCKERS.



No need to use big words when you're talking about shit you can find at Home Depot, Tegtsutsumi.