Is the anarchy of blogging a recipe for freedom?

[purpletigron]

This one's for brisingamen:

"Amnesty gives a wholehearted welcome to the new world of the blogger, expressing hope that even the most repressive regimes will bow to the new medium."

From: Amnesty International via Oneworld.Net

Comments

[purpletigron.livejournal.com]

Don't worry - your message wasn't cryptic, I'm just being slow in replying :-) I've had a look at your Web page, and I'm not sure if we've met IRL or not! I believe that our streets are parallel, with the Baptist Church in between? I think that profundo_rosso is planning to organise a rea-ale-real-food-real-air lunch quite soon?

By the way, I'm going to delete your comments once I've posted this, as I keep my real-life identity as separate from my LJ as possible - nothing personal, OK? :-)

[trav28.livejournal.com]

no probs - I understand perfectly, hope I didn't give too much away there and no offence taken whatsoever.

If you head to one of Steve's meets, let me know - it'd be great to say hello!

(as to the LJ/RL identity, I understand only too well - most of my entries are protected). If you get bored and fancy a read, add me and I'll add you back.