Post by account_disabled on Dec 13, 2023 6:11:54 GMT
This is the thousandth post to appear on the blog. I remember when I published an article to commemorate the 300th post on July 7, 2011, seven months after the blog was launched. I therefore more than tripled the number in 19 months, a goal that I should have reached in over 23 months based on the average of those days. In the meantime there have been several changes to the blog, both graphical and structural. I inserted new categories, I changed their order showing them by importance, I created thematic pages and landing pages.
The 1000 posts were reached thanks also to some of the blog's collaborators , who produced good guest posts and to whom I dedicated a showcase page. Other articles have been written thanks to the Phone Number Data comments received, which nevertheless offer interesting ideas. The daily schedule has been maintained since January 1, 2011 and every now and then unscheduled afternoon posts appear. The average is therefore over one post per day, posts which also include Sunday stories. After 1000 posts what would you like to read? An anniversary without guests makes no sense.
And the guests are the readers of the blog: after reading 1000 posts - ok, you haven't been able to read them all, there are new readers and other long-time readers who don't always read - after 1000 posts, I was saying, what would you like to read? This doesn't mean that I don't have ideas, on the contrary, as I wrote in one of the Writing in 2013 posts , I have ideas between now and next November. But direct requests are given priority. The next chronological anniversary will be for the 3 years. The numerical one for 5000 posts is too far to contemplate.
The 1000 posts were reached thanks also to some of the blog's collaborators , who produced good guest posts and to whom I dedicated a showcase page. Other articles have been written thanks to the Phone Number Data comments received, which nevertheless offer interesting ideas. The daily schedule has been maintained since January 1, 2011 and every now and then unscheduled afternoon posts appear. The average is therefore over one post per day, posts which also include Sunday stories. After 1000 posts what would you like to read? An anniversary without guests makes no sense.
And the guests are the readers of the blog: after reading 1000 posts - ok, you haven't been able to read them all, there are new readers and other long-time readers who don't always read - after 1000 posts, I was saying, what would you like to read? This doesn't mean that I don't have ideas, on the contrary, as I wrote in one of the Writing in 2013 posts , I have ideas between now and next November. But direct requests are given priority. The next chronological anniversary will be for the 3 years. The numerical one for 5000 posts is too far to contemplate.