Some Navel-Gazing: A Meta-Post about DLTJ
I usually don’t post about the act of blogging itself (I wonder how many middle-aged blogs have a similar post), but the confluence of a couple of things caused me to look at DLTJ with a critical and curious eye. The first was the work by David Pattern in Measuring the emotional content of librar* blogs. The second was a post by Leslie Carr on the effect of Google users in finding information.
ANEW Categorization
Figure 1. Graphic showing the ANEW quadrants.
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