Vote to keep the blog open!
Dear Faculty Blog readers,
Unfortunately, we're not sure how many of you are out there which is why we're considering closing the College blog and just using all our relevant and insightful ministry-related thoughts and articles for the Good Stuff section of our website: (www.youthworks.net/goodstuff) and in our e-newsletter The Buzz (www.youthworks.net/thebuzz).
What do you think? We would love to hear your thoughts if you think it's worth keeping the College blog open - please speak now or forever hold your peace.
Cheers,
Angela Williams
(Communications Coordinator - using Graham's profile!)
Unfortunately, we're not sure how many of you are out there which is why we're considering closing the College blog and just using all our relevant and insightful ministry-related thoughts and articles for the Good Stuff section of our website: (www.youthworks.net/goodstuff) and in our e-newsletter The Buzz (www.youthworks.net/thebuzz).
What do you think? We would love to hear your thoughts if you think it's worth keeping the College blog open - please speak now or forever hold your peace.
Cheers,
Angela Williams
(Communications Coordinator - using Graham's profile!)
Labels: blog
posted by Graham Stanton at
4:02 pm
4 Comments:
Keep it open! There are a lot of blogs out there, but not many that discuss the sorts of things found here.
Two suggestions:
1. More frequent posting (to increase readership)
2. Shorter posts (as to remain distinct from Good Stuff/The Buzz articles)
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Anonymous, at 4:17 pm
I check the blog once every now and then, but it isn't updated very often?
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Peter, at 3:38 pm
Hey Deano,
I have it RSS and read it when it gets updated. but i agree with Peter and say that it doesn't get updated regularly.
Cameron
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Cameron, at 8:27 am
I enjoy reading it, but 4 posts so far this year isn't much. Agree with both Nathan's suggestions if you persist with the blog.
I think most of the recent posts here have ended up in The Buzz anyway... But putting stuff in the 'Good Stuff' section might mean it goes more unnoticed.
I wouldn't mind hearing a little more college 'happenings', as well as stuff lecturers are teaching/thinking about. Blog posts don't need to be academically correct. Short and sweet is fine! It feels like this blog has moved from informal to attempting to be a big, broad theology machine (which would naturally require more time to write a post).
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Luke, at 2:52 pm
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