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Wednesday, November 23, 2005

Thoughts Before Publishing a Personal Post


# Writing a personal post on the Internet is an oxymoron.

- If it is personal, why is it public and accessible to whomsoever who wants to read it?
- If it is available in the public domain, Bro, how can it be personal?
- If you want it to be personal why don't you keep it to yourself instead of letting the world know about it.


posted by Chirayu @ 11:37:00 AM