Why do people blog about WoW?

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6-03-2008 @ 10:33AM

Ataris said...

For a post about why there is such thing as wow-blogging, I find there are very few external references to fellow wow-bloggers. I know there are a lot of guidelines in corporate blogs about "keeping readership as much as possible", but if you are trying to bring something new, try to avoid the classic page-rating incest that goes on WI daily.

On the top of my head, three examples that would have suit your post:

- Drama: Almost any post from http://afkgamer.com/
- WotLK speculation: http://honorscode.blogspot.com/2008/05/raiding-in-wrath-of-lich-king.html
- Poking for answers: http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/ArdentDefender/~3/230344768/why-do-you-fight.html

Take the link-plugging in the comments as a subtle hint :)

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