A Blog Is Born At Seattle Weekly (triplets actually)
Word is that Chuck and Knute were burning the midnight oil in the Seattle Weekly metallurgical laboratory recently when an experiment intended to result in a bronze alloy went awry. The smoke cleared and three blogs with attending RSS feeds lay in the bottom of the cauldron. Should be fun.
Are three blogs really necessary, though? In this corner, you have the Stranger blog containing posts on topics so various that no mere group of eclectic mortals could possibly be interested in them all (except music - that's a different blog). And in the far corner, you have the Post-Intelligencer playing the 'more is more' card with so many niche blogs so finely tuned that we're awaiting the 'Ultimate Frisbee playing stay-at-home daddies with HSV2' blog any day now.
Seattle Weekly, do your three blogs if you must, but if we have to read one more post like the following, our head's going to fucking explode:
Tell us something or don't tell us something. Don't tell us you're going to tell us something over here under shell number three. Multiple blogs per print publication: good or bad?
