Nonsensical Ramblings of a Scary Muffin

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All's well that ends all - Saturday, March 26, 2005 at 2:15 p.m.

Alternative title: All good things must come to an end (but the one I choose is much more happy sounding don't you agree?)

As my discussion on Karma systems have now ended, there is still one more thing to do: the reflection!

I must admit, regular blogging will be something that I will never get used to. Before, with my Xanga blog, I used to update only sporadically and in the future, with my Advertising blog (link shouldn't work until I actually get some content up) I'm sure that I will not be updating as often as I did for this blog. Weekly deadlines does make it easier, as well as a set topic. Setting up an itinerary really helped as, before, I was scrambling for things to say. I've already begun to line up topics for my new blog as result of the success I had with this blog. Talking about karma and blogging for 253 has truly helped me get myself ready for the information revolution type blogging that you only hear about from those livejournal users and those in south east asia.

Karma was a recent interest of mine at the start of the course and it is now like a religion. I used to cry out in anguish due to the lack of quality in some sites. However, I now believe in peer regulation as the saviour for us all, and I hope that I have convinced you, dear readers, of the same fact somewhat. I hope that you will all follow me to my newer blog and enjoy what I will have to say about consumer society. Let's see if I'll be able to become famous from my discussions in that one, shall we?

That's all folks!
- Cheers,
MrScaryMuffin

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