Before starting Monster Commute, I blogged about once per week. It wasn't anything fancy, but I did monster hunting guides, told old stories, and basically bloggered about whatever struck my fancy.
Now, I blog pretty much 5 days a week, and have for well over 2 years. It's nuts.
I've made 860 posts, and you've left 4178 (approved) comments. That's sans spam.
I've gotten a ton of feedback from you Patriots out there that you like the blog; that it's at least as useful to you as the comic is. I'm sure that this varies from person to person, but I've heard it from enough of you that I know it to be true. (To at least some of you.)
Some say that in this age of BookFace and Twitter, blogs are dead. Hell, some folks are saying that websites are dead. Maybe that's true. It's certainly been the case for the forums we've attempted.
So, to keep this blog from dying, keep leaving comments. Keep asking questions. Keep letting me know what you want to hear about. I can't ride on that past glory any longer.
I've dug in deep, and I've told pretty much all of the stories that my wife has to endure over and over again. The hard part about blogging is that it's a one-sided conversation. (At least until the comments roll in.) It's often tough to get the invisible convo moving ahead.
So... what do you want me to blog about next?
Do you want to learn more about Monstru?
Do you want to hear about some bit about running an indie art business?
Do you want me to make up some ballistic BS?
Speak now, before I throw my shoes at the police helicopters.
- Daniel
Note: I'm not going to quit blogging. I'm just not sure what to write about, pretty much every day.
