I learned that I am not consistent with keeping track of my blog. As a reader I never found any interest in keeping track of what i thought was interesting and what part of a book makes me feel a certain way. This is a skill that i lack in, but this is what I learned while making this blog is that i was able to be organizing ideas and knowing what content is best to put onto this blog.
Writing things in a blog is much more fun mainly because I get to use a computer meanwhile a journal is something that can be stolen, and its awkward for me to carry a journal that contains my thoughts about a topic.To me, journals are a mess, and there is a limited amount of space of what i want to write meanwhile a blog is endless which i love.
I do believe that writing things on the internet should be limited because the internet was made to get words around the world, so why should there be any sort of limit to having that freedom/right to type whatever you want. You can say that the internet is a privilege for people and doing bad things on the internet would take away that privilege
Throughout the media people can hide who they really are so people cant be real online. In our reality, our personalities determine who we are, not the media. Teenagers can say whatever they want on social media. It can be a good or bad thing, but some of these things should not be told in front of someones face. Bad words alone cause problems and saying them directly to peoples faces is wrong. There are many people that talk so much nonsense and are afraid to confront others and say those things in front of them.
I would definitely attempt to create and keep track of another blog. This time I would try to make my blog more appealing because I can, as well as trying to be articulate with my posts because all of these posts dont have a lot of sophisticated use of words which i regret now, and i would surely fix that.
