Set.Standards.Redone

Blogging is the about the evolution of sites such as Livejournal and aesthetics such as white spacing were better introduced. There are a multitude of blogging niches, which have popped over the last two years and have further evolved (or deviated) such as Twitter. Why post long and troublesome entries when you could send your latest away messages from aim to a TwitterBot (A type of AIM bot which transfers AOL Messages to your Twitter). But I found something even better, and may start gaining popularity with its fun end user interface and deep developer style customization. This my friends is called Tumblr.

There is blogging, twitting, and then there’s tumbling. Tumblr is a great web 2.0 app because it acts as a scrap book that can enable you to work with multiple types of posts such as: regular blog posts, audio posts, picture posts, chat log posts, qoute posts, and link posts. Best of all, whatever you post fits in aesthetically great with the styles they provide when you sign up.

Some of the drawbacks are the lack of comments (I had to code comments into my Tumblr) and a clumsy network to find or be found by other tumblers, but for personal use its acts a decent enough repository for whatever you come across on the web. Most importantly I feel websites like Tumblr are setting the tone for evolving how humans will map their thinking processes out in he future, In other words, another point for information mining on how people think and decide to share what they think.

You can check mine out Here (yeah I had to give myself a little self promotion an example).