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==Blog== | ==Blog== | ||
A blog is a conversational style text consisting of content displaying formal opinion. A blog is also known as a public journal" that allows the blogger | A blog is a conversational style text consisting of content displaying formal opinion. A blog is also known as a public journal" that allows the blogger | ||
to release and readers to post comments responding to the | to release and readers to post comments responding to the blogger and each other, forming a conversational chain. Each blog is usually easy to find and listed by chronological order. The term [http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/blog blog] comes from the term [http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/weblogs weblog] which are websites that consist of content in chronological order. Topics for blogs can come from anywhere and be influenced by anything. Topics of discussion may include, celebrity news, educational content, how-to topics, religious topics,encouraging stories and so on. Not only is the language of blogs free-form, but the visual features are huge components. Though it is important to gain and keep the readers' attention through content, formatting and visual attraction are play huge parts in who actually looks at your blog. | ||
how-to topics, religious topics,encouraging stories and so on. Not only is the language of blogs free-form, but the visual features are huge components. | |||
Though it is important to gain and keep the readers' attention through content, formatting and visual attraction are play huge parts in who | |||
===Anatomy=== | ===Anatomy=== | ||