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**styhorporry** · 09-22-2012, 06:31 AM

Quote[/b] ]I don't actually know whether that is blogging , just check out on "Home of the underdogs"
http://www.the-underdogs.org/

Smiaw, thanks for giving me gamlangjai with the above link. I enjoyed reading the site's history. Technically, it's more a website than a blog because but it is definitely pretty unique. What work went into it! That's real persistence. Being the true Sagittarius (that is, more happy-go-lucky) that I am, can't help but envy it creator.

The part that touched me the most was how he found true friends, like-minded people via the internet through his efforts. For someone who is fascinated with the effects of media, stories like "the underdog" is a demonstration of the real effects of the internet, that is, its effect in creating social networks. Thanks for the story.

09-22-2012, 06:31 AM	#16
styhorporry Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 391 Senior Member	Quote[/b] ]I don't actually know whether that is blogging , just check out on "Home of the underdogs" http://www.the-underdogs.org/ Smiaw, thanks for giving me gamlangjai with the above link. I enjoyed reading the site's history. Technically, it's more a website than a blog because but it is definitely pretty unique. What work went into it! That's real persistence. Being the true Sagittarius (that is, more happy-go-lucky) that I am, can't help but envy it creator. The part that touched me the most was how he found true friends, like-minded people via the internet through his efforts. For someone who is fascinated with the effects of media, stories like "the underdog" is a demonstration of the real effects of the internet, that is, its effect in creating social networks. Thanks for the story.
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