I wanted to blog about how I am now stuck being unable to receive payments through paypal because they needed my US bank account details. But I don't want to. A couple of other bloggers have already blogged about it and I guess I wouldn't want to be sounding like a playback recorder. It is probably old news already considering how fast information travels in blogosphere.
Do you get bored reading about the same stuff from different blogs? I mean, when a couple of bloggers blog about the same issue or topic, it can get a bit boring to be reading them all. Recent posts include the new Perodua Viva launch. I mean, so many people want to blog about it. Read one or two, okaylah. But when reading more than that, most of the information are repetitious. Makes me think that to blog and capture loyal readers, a blogger should blog something unique. Something which not many people blog about. And especially when nobody else blog about it in the same PPS panel from top to bottom. Most of the time, I don't bother to read something which has the same kind of topic on the same PPS panel after I have read another blog on the same subject matter (unless it happens to be from some of my favourite bloggers). Do you?
Do you get bored reading about the same stuff from different blogs? I mean, when a couple of bloggers blog about the same issue or topic, it can get a bit boring to be reading them all. Recent posts include the new Perodua Viva launch. I mean, so many people want to blog about it. Read one or two, okaylah. But when reading more than that, most of the information are repetitious. Makes me think that to blog and capture loyal readers, a blogger should blog something unique. Something which not many people blog about. And especially when nobody else blog about it in the same PPS panel from top to bottom. Most of the time, I don't bother to read something which has the same kind of topic on the same PPS panel after I have read another blog on the same subject matter (unless it happens to be from some of my favourite bloggers). Do you?
