I will be suing Jared Wilson. Get lawyered up.
All resemblance to any actual, existing blogs is purely coincidental. I couldn’t possibly be referring to you.
Seriously though, I do want to be helpful. I can work on many of these things myself, otherwise they wouldn’t be in my head to tell you.
1. It’s too personal. Personal is good. Too personal and I don’t care. I should know enough about your life to understand you. I shouldn’t know what you are doing with your homeschooled kids every day or how your sheets gave you a rash. Know what “TMI” stands for and blog accordingly.
2. You have no sense of humor. You can’t laugh at yourself. You don’t find normal things funny. Your blogging is too killer serious about religion, marriage, kids, church, politics, etc. You can’t tell jokes. You don’t post funny pics. You’re sour and easily offended. Blogging without humor disqualifies it from being edifying and helpful to my mental health.
You constantly tell us that your views perfectly reflect the mind of God, but you never laugh after saying it.
3. Your level of knowledge regarding the subjects you write about is so low that a discussion isn’t moved forward by what you write. This is why I don’t blog very much on baseball- which I love. I don’t know enough to make it worth someone’s time to read what I write. Many bloggers aspire to be pundits, theologians and culture commentators, but they simply haven’t done their homework. They don’t know the subject, they haven’t read the books. They don’t have a freshman major’s level of understanding. If you don’t believe me, read 95% of what’s written about philosophical topics like “postmodernism.” The blind leading the blind, to much applause. Unlike what appears to be the case with some famous bloggers, most bloggers don’t have a staff paid for by denominational funds to do their research.
Even though I am a seminary grad with post grad hours and extensive reading, and even though I teach Bible professionally, I know the difference between myself and Ben Witherington III, which some bloggers clearly do not. Reading some rookie blogger tear into a guy with three Ph.d’s is, at the least, unlikely to yield any real insights.
4. Your posts don’t have links that lead me to new, interesting and helpful sites I’ve not yet discovered. I tell this to beginning bloggers all the time, but usually to no avail. Season your posts with helpful links. Not too many and not everything with a site, but with the links that will lead your readers to discover what you’ve discovered that’s worth their time. The internet is a vast universe to be explored, and it is constantly changing. Helping one another gain usable information and tools from that universe makes the experience worthwhile.
5. Your blog is an echo chamber. A fan site. You’ve got your favorite preachers, teachers and authors. You repeatedly link them with an applause sign, or you copy and paste them with added accolades, or you repeat what they said in your own words. You do it every time they post, preach or publish. Your blog is nothing more than an audience for your heroes. Now we all know who you think is awesome. Wonderful.
6. Your finger wagging lectures make your readers feel stupid. There are very few people I read or listen to knowing they are going to make me feel stupid. In a learning environment, I’m willing to hear new points of view or examine my own in the light of new questions and critical engagements. I enjoy a person who challenges my way of thinking or acting WHEN they do it with truth, not guilt or manipulation. I don’t want to hear how amazing it is that I don’t agree with you, and if I’d only 1) read your post AGAIN, 2) read the Bible verses AGAIN or 3) admit my ignorance in comparison to your grasp of the subject, then all the answers would be obvious.
One of the worst blog posts I ever read took some guys at the BHT to task for having a discussion of God’s sovereignty in regard to natural disasters. The blogger was shocked: how could anyone not just read the verses and shut up? Whence cometh this unholy discussion? Socrates, drink this hemlock and be quiet.
7. Your blog wastes my time. After I come there, I’ve learned nothing, seen nothing, felt nothing and been moved toward nothing. It was just there. I want my five minutes back. I don’t want to hurt your feelings, but is there anything real, human, truthful, beautiful or worthwhile there?
8. You keep telling me how much I need to read your blog posts. No one else tells me I need to read your posts. No one links them. No one seems to have noticed them. But you keep saying I really need to read them.
Call me cynical, but I believe that blogs build audiences the old fashioned way: People who find them decide to link to them, add them to feeds, bookmark them, write about them and tell others that this blog is saying something interesting. If that system doesn’t work, you aren’t interesting.
9. You keep playing with your site and it’s annoying. The fonts/colors/template change. The sidebars grow like some kind of lab culture. You’ve added every tie-in, java box and whirling dervish you can find, and then you redo the template. Some ADD people like this. I don’t. Change your site occasionally, please. I’m fine with that, but take it easy. Anyone who spends too much time redesigning the sidebar needs to go home and hug their children.
And don’t get me started on people who are fascinated with stats, awards, links, meters and graphs. Go find an aluminum foil ball, put it on a string and bat it around.
Number one change you can make to improve your blog: Better, larger, plainer fonts.
If your site isn’t working, you ought to know. Have someone unbiased and honest tell you. Then fix whatever is wrong so it works for you and your readers. Then leave it alone and let it work.
10. You think blogging is too important. You talk about the “blogosphere” like it’s the real world. You have teams assigned in the blog universe and you are willing to have galactic war over what you think is important. You would pay money to go see your favorite bloggers. You engage college students who write inane comments on your blog like they are Richard Dawkins. You believe the “Christian blogosphere” is being read by millions of non-Christians. You think your blog is like a church and you’re the pastor. You have delusions of celebrity because you once got linked by Adrian Warnock. You keep talking about wanting to “blog full time.” You have a “fund raising drive” for your blog. You went blogging on a date. You blogged your honeymoon. You take your laptop into the bathroom. You asked your pastor if you could liveblog his sermons. You bought an iPhone so you could keep up with your Twitter friends 24/7. You go to sleep thinking of your next blog post. You are offering a “livecam” to those who want to watch you blog live. You get out of bed in the middle of the night to check your moderated comments. You give yourself a superhero name like “Internet Monk.”………..forget about that last one.
In other words, you scare me.
Blog like you’ve turned it off and you really don’t need to turn it back on to be normal. Then it might be worth reading you.
Now I know why you don’t read my blog! Theophilusmonk, I beleive it is blogito ergo sum. For an authoritative ruling check out my blog
“Socrates, drink this hemlock and be quiet.”
I think it’s more like drink the Kool Aid.
“cogito ergo bloggo” is more often in reality bloggo ergo sum.
As to laptops on the john–I will quote my proctologist who told me that every man needs to learn the bathroom strategy of “sit, s**t and split” for maximum rectal health.
I liked the last part the best, but all were pretty good tips.
Oops. Well, I’m guilty of some of those. Great advice! I’m glad I stumbled on your blog.
Tina: Thank you for recognizing my exalted and superior status. Send your offerings to…
I hope Tina was being tongue-in-cheek (I love this site, even when it hurts), but she helps form what’s been going through my mind:
- I’m new to blogging, and not sure I even should be
- I don’t have time to do much more than take a standard template and run with it – hence boring…
- I’m well read enough to recognize most of what’s going on in the “real blogs” and have opinions on some of it
- I get excited, or angry, about what I read either online or in books, and want to share it.
- I have a few friends and family members who say they read my blog once in awhile
- If there’s any kind of totem pole in the blogosphere, I’m humoring my fear of heights and staying at the bottom
- Should I not bother blogging? Not do postbacks so I don’t waste people’s time if they’re tempted to follow it?
I apologize for being way too high on the “taking yourself seriously” meter, and way too low on the “humor meter”, but I guess this is a sensitive topic at the moment.
Maybe discussion on different types of blogs would be helpful to those of us looking for a second box of tissues. For example:
- Real scholarly debates
- “Hey look what I found!”
- Amateur hour
- …
I say we take a chainsaw to our computers, burn down our houses, and go live in an Amish community.
Anyone here in on that one?
My post on “Ten Reasons I Dislike the Amish” is about to appear.
What if I’m a big fan of internet monk, and blog nothing but hero worship for this site? Is that okay?
Seriously, I’m glad you wrote this at this time. I’ve recently started a blog, and I’m not going to tell you where to find it yet because there’s not much there. Right now there are three posts, and after I’ve added a few more things and perhaps had a few comments, I’ll ask you (and your readers) to check it out. I feel inclined to agree with j.Michael Jones about writing the blog to be therapy for the blogger. That’s not exactly what he said, but that’s what I think he’s feeling based on what he said. At this stage, it’s good for ME to write and post what I think/feel/believe. Maybe those aren’t good enough reasons, maybe I’ll grow out of that; and maybe not. The truth is (no hero worship intended) you Internet Monk are not the average reader. You mentioned all the foolishness that can be read online, and yes, a lot of people buy it. If I post stuff that’s at least better than garbage, I think it contributes to the internet in a good way. I know the differnce between their, there, and they’re. I might never teach you anything, but even if my intelligence level is “average,” that means I’m smarter than half the people out there. So 1) writing the blog is kinda’ for me, and 2) maybe just because it isn’t for you, doesn’t mean it isn’t for somebody.
I probably should have said that I am not really talking to the blogger who blogs for themselves or their family or other small group intentionally.
I’m really writing to/about those bloggers who are attempting to build an audience or who are using the blogging experience as a way to write for the public.
I am especially talking to the blogging community I am most familiar with: Christians.
One note: I’m surprised at how many people take these criticisms as some point of despair. It’s demonstrated something I’ve observed for years: Christians are very ambiguous about the vocation of being a constructive critic. St. Simon Cowell isn’t appreciated by us. We want every singer to be special. So we have trouble doing honest critiques of writing, music, art, etc.
Anytime I write a mature and clear-headed critical engagement with any of several prominent pastors, I get immediately called things that are personally insulting and in some cases morally slanderous. Why? Because criticism isn’t welcome. We think that “building up” never involves being told “You failed here and can do better here.”
So how many of these apply to internetmonk.com I wonder?
I doubt if you wonder.
They all “apply.” Have I been guilty of them all at various times? I’m sure a good many. How else did they get on my list.
Let’s take the “I haven’t read enough to talk about this” bit. Check.
Finger wagging lectures that make others feel stupid? Oh yes. Definitely trying to not do that. (There’s enough of that in the blogosphere already.)
Too Personal. No doubt. But I don’t have to tell you that, do I?
Think blogging is too important? Yes, I used to have that problem. But God blessed me with people who cured me of that one.
Sense of humor? I have one, but I need a bigger one as I get older.
Self-promotion? Nope.
Wastes time? I don’t think so.
Echo Chamber/Team Sport Ventriloquist act? No, and it really pisses the right people off, too.
Links? I do that.
Move discussions forward? Yes, I believe so.
Doing crazy things in obsessive blogging behaviors? Not really, but I’ve gotten into the weirdness in the past.
So I’m glad to apply these or any other IM post to myself.
And as we all know, making every discussion here ultimately about me is inevitable. (jn)
Michael, Michael, Michael.
Dissing the Amish, man. The AMISH.
Good grief has the Godblogosphere gotten chilly lately.
Well, I’m off to churn butter…
Well, as long as the good humor kicks in eventually, …
You might notice that the sense of humor is generally intact, but in certain instances it’s a struggle, but then that’s how it is here on the “seamy” side of the blogosphere
Like I said: as long as the good humor kicks in eventually.
BTW, I brought it up because I figured it was a good way for you to demonstrate your own best face. Is that really so bad?
Why Frank….be suspicious of your motives? Never. (jn)
I’m glad to subject myself to the same questions, and if comments do nothing else, they require those who have opinions to be questioned. Quite fair.
For whst it’s worth (not much, since I’ve arrived on the doorstep after the party’s over) I think it’s really important to distinguish between the 2 questions: should I blog? (why not? the free software’s there to do whatever you like with it) or should I expect other people to read my blog? which is what I thought Michael was really talking about. I blog. I blog shamelessly. I enjoy creative writing, I enjoy having an online scrapbook in which I can put diverse things that interest me (in my case poems, photos, theological aha! moments, quirky whatever-appeals-to me — youprobably have different interests) If I’m “lucky” maybe half a dozen people read it. So what? I’m not trying to conquer the world with my viewpoint (I actually enjoy diversity) and I’d hate the pressure of having to perform for an audience. So yeah, if audience appeal matters to you, then Michael’s list is really helpful. Most of the rest of us will never make the big league, we’re not even expecting to, but we can still strive for excellence (whatever that means to you) in our own little blog-o-corner. Me? I’ve yet to learn how to get those embedded link things to work; I’m afraid blogging’s been made so easy that we techno-doofi have got in over our heads!!
And this sort of thing is exactly why i look forward to meeting you at Cornerstone this year! I enjoyed the PCUSA post as well, Michael. tim p
I can’t necessarily agree with you on the comment about responding to inane college students. One of the things I very much respect about Vox Day is that he will take on everyone who throws a verbal punch at him ranging from the lowest troll to Richard Dawkins. Having read the Irrational Atheist, and seen how badly he rips Dawkins apart, I can’t say that Dawkins is a whole lot more respectable on most subjects than the average college student.
I can’t help but notice that Brant Hansen’s “Letters From Kamp Krusty” is no longer on your blogroll, a mere months after you proclaimed him the . Just out of curiosity, which reason is he in violation of?
I’m only commenting on this post so you’ll read my amazingly thoughtless blog that has too many links but is not really all that personal…okay, I quit – my I used up all my wittiness in high school. Nice post.
peace,
A.T.
kcillini77:
Brant is an very creative writer, wonderful Christian and an excellent thinker. I’m on a very different track than he is in regard to the existing/traditional church.
I tried to blog my journey from profession of faith to a denomination (still no denomination yet), but I rarely felt smart enough to post anything (and usually regretted what I did post).
It’s much easier to lurk around Christian blogs (like imonk’s) and leave a snarky comment or two.
Okay, I think I have everything fixed/changed/edited/deleted/corrected. How about now?
Kids and puppies? C’mon. Give me a break.
There are people who are hyper-specialized, and I cannot talk to them. There are people who are so brilliant, wise and wonderful that I cannot talk to them. I should listen, and think on what they say.
And then I might reply to them without shame despite the shame you are casting.
But most people, including most experts, are not like this at all. I know someone who is heading toward his third PH.d, and sometimes I can’t talk to him, but sometimes its not for the obvious reason. It could be that its because he’s espousing a position so mindwrenchingly pathetic that I don’t know how to politely say so.
Even more commonplace for ordinary people is another situation. I talked with a guy with a high-level degree, and found myself unable to understand much of what he said. So I forced him to define his terms, and dragged out the kernel of truth hiding in his outsized words. And lo, I found at its base a stupidity. And so I scorned him, and he was angry that I had pulled the curtain back on the Great Oz.
Most of the atheists I’ve discussed Dawkins with seemed to see him as an embarrassment. So even Dawkins is not Dawkins.
Remembering what CS Lewis said about how we live amidst immortal glories and monsters would be well. The souls around us will be brilliant glories ten thousand years hence, or diabolical fiends ten thousand years from now. If one starts from human dignity, and then moves on to respect for experts, one does well. Doing it in the reverse seems to me to be not so good an idea because that brings contempt for the common man which is very unwise.
We might be in agreement, but you seemed in your original post to have too much respect of experts. And definitely too much respect of Dawkins!
Engaging college students as if they are ‘Dawkins’ is a good. Each of us has such potential that in this diminished world does not get utilized. Its a good thing to see a person reach for the outer edges of their skills, and to meet them there, and urge them to become greater.
And now I’m winding the thread back on itself, and so I should stop.
Aw, man, you caught me on a sentimental run.
The best bloggers ask questions rather than make assertions, don’t they?
This was fantastic. Of course, Jared Wilson did a nice job of being succinct (thanks for the link), and I think sometimes I come to posts that are long and I just can’t stomach reading all of it no matter how good it is….
I suppose all of these things could apply to me IF I focus on glorifying ME. May God give me the grace to write for one purpose alone – to glorify Him and to keep my focus on Jesus Christ. I fail miserably at it most of the time (and it shows in my blogging), but I will keep hoping and clinging.
“If you write for God you will reach many men and bring them joy. If you write for men-you may make some money and you may give someone a little joy and you may make a noise in the world, for a little while. If you write only for yourself you can read what you yourself have written and after ten minutes you will be so disgusted you will wish you were dead.” – Thomas Merton, from “New Seeds of Contemplation”.
Let’s see how I score:
1. Personal – 0%
My blog is focused on a Bible blogging project, and has exactly zero personal information.
2. You have no sense of humor. – 90%
Except for the occasional dry humor, my blog is indeed intolerably serious.
3. Your level of knowledge regarding the subjects you write about is so low that a discussion isn’t moved forward by what you write. – 50%
I’m really not all that qualified to be writing what I’m writing – but at the same time, I learn a lot in the process. So I’ll give it half.
4. Your posts don’t have links that lead me to new, interesting and helpful sites I’ve not yet discovered. – 90%
Except for a review of the Design Matrix and Into Great Silence, I have precious little links.
5. Your blog is an echo chamber. A fan site. – 50%
It is indeed an echo chamber at times, but a fan site it is not.
6. Your finger wagging lectures make your readers feel stupid. – 50%
I hope I’m not a jerk, but I do occasionally go off on the hapless reader, and I’d be a jerk to brag about what a jerk I’m not.
7. Your blog wastes my time. – 25%
I like to think focusing on the Bible itself ends up being a rather good use of it.
8. You keep telling me how much I need to read your blog posts. – 100%
I’m absolutely shameless.
9. You keep playing with your site and it’s annoying. – 25%
The design aint broke, so I don’t fix it. But the text is indeed awfully small.
10. You think blogging is too important. – 70%
I do have an inflated sense of my own importance, and the importance of my blog. I really do check my stats far too often. On the other hand, when I’m busy, sometimes I go without blogging for a solid month.
Based on these results, I’d say there is a 55% chance that Michael doesn’t read my blog.
Come on, Micahel – that has to change – I read yours, after all!
May I suggest an addendum?
Considering a very unfortunate event getting a lot of mileage in blogsphere right now, may I suggest that a blog doesn’t deserve to be read if it states hearesay simply because its author can link to where the same unsubstantiated statement has been made on someone else’s blog? At best, this is circular reasoning; at worst, this is gossip.
I may be stating the obvious, but sometimes emotions behind a righteous cause can cloud ones vision of the obvious.
Great post.
I’m sure we’ve all fallen into some of those traps some of the time. Ouch!
I like blogs that don’t just focus on the one topic. If I have a conversation with someone I want to know that they have a range of ideas on a range of things and can surprise me. The same applies to bloggers.
I think too many women bloggers get all their topics from others who use those auto-link thingies. So they do “Menu Plan Monday”, followed by “Kitchen Tip Tuesday”, followed by “Works for Me Wednesday” etc. Doing one of these each week is okay (especially if you are a new blogger and want to find readers), but not six days out of seven!
Really influential bloggers in whatever field, from homemaking to rock-climbing tend to follow their own path, and that’s what makes them interesting.
Kate
Wow… scary. I’m new to blogging. Not new to reading blogs, but new to writing one. Thanks, I think.
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