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pixiecrinkle ([personal profile] pixiecrinkle) wrote2005-01-27 11:32 am

I'm a lab rat!

I just started to google to see if I could find references to my knitting blog, to see if anyone was reading it. I found a couple of cool things.

There's my blog's "value" as if it were traded on a stock market. I found this site a while back, but just now noticed that I'm indexed on it. It's kind of a fun concept.

And then I found this. I can't decide if it's weird or cool, but my blog is being used as an example in some sort of web writing class at a university in Minnesota. I'm flattered I think?

Is it wrong that this has now made me feel as if I must produce (more knitting, more writing) because I'm being studied?

[identity profile] pixiecrinkle.livejournal.com 2005-01-27 05:57 pm (UTC)(link)
I thought about writing them their own entry too, or somehow generically writing an entry with the same questions that are in their assignment, just to see if the prof is really keeping up with it. :-)

[identity profile] xaviermusketeer.livejournal.com 2005-01-27 06:01 pm (UTC)(link)
You should! That would be funny.

I'm kind of surprised the professor didn't email you about it. I mean, it's a public blog, so it's not like they really need permission, but if it were me, I would feel like I needed to email the bloggers just to say "Hey! Thought you might like to know I'm featuring you in my class."