I think that much of the posting craziness that has gone on in the past few days is evidence of our collective procrastination, but I, for one, have enjoyed it quite a bit. For perhaps the first time this semester, I find myself approaching the blog as something fun to do, rather than something I'm doing for a grade and therefore must do an impressive job of. I'm going to be a bit sad to have it gone. I hope that you guys keep posting every now and again, even if only occasionally. This has been a lot of fun.

It's true that the end of semester increase in post frequency has allowed for a lot of fun interaction. It also seems that without a ton of class reading to discuss, people are making fewer monologues and are actually responding to eachother, which I think is fun.

Early on, we talked a lot about whether blogs were truly interactive, or whether they offered a false interactivity. I think in these last few weeks I've gotten a better sense of the kind of interactivity that really serious bloggers manage. Professional bloggers often post several times a day, and when you have a group of peop

I wonder what the blog would look like if it was less structured. Just kind of a free-for-all. Length of posts, amount of posts, content of posts, all completely open. Would that be better or worse?