Wow, Typepad Micro looks like a complete Tumblr clone. Is there any feature they're offering that's different? At least sites like Posterous are bringing something new to the table.
The popularity of reblogging is pretty interesting to me because when I was looking into the Korean blogosphere a few years back, one of the major differences that stood out to me was the near-universal "scrapbooking" feature that basically functions like reblogging (although functional across different platforms). Back then, I couldn't understand why people liked using this feature so much; now after converting to Tumblr I finally get it.
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Date: 2009-11-18 09:31 pm (UTC)The popularity of reblogging is pretty interesting to me because when I was looking into the Korean blogosphere a few years back, one of the major differences that stood out to me was the near-universal "scrapbooking" feature that basically functions like reblogging (although functional across different platforms). Back then, I couldn't understand why people liked using this feature so much; now after converting to Tumblr I finally get it.