timeissuspect[morganm]: I was a little nervous of writing about investing because I don't want to fall foul of any financial advice regulations. So I put a disclaimer in the template of every post on that topic.
timeissuspectBut my motivation was to share knowledge because I had literally nothing to go on when I started 25+ years ago. A blog is a good way to do that, because it's free of any drama.
[morganm]I talk about web performance on my blog / website and curate stuff about it for several reasons. I do actually love the craft element of it, and also the engineering or speed aspect of it, but also I do it to present myself with a sort of persona I have trouble articulating but basically somehow being a web performance guy seemed like a good sort of less-assuming persona than other titles. It lends itself to blogs or website forms of
[morganm]communication, because there is a sort of competitiveness or “Im grading your website” implication to some folks? Maybe a website was always a good way to present that sort of info to be like “Here is my stuff, read if you want to!” with some blogging conventions
[Joe_Crawford]🙂 Yes, it's pretty great. Your idea James!
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