I think I've read just about every post about Facebook and privacy over the past couple of weeks.
The essential script threatens to match just about every post-defeat Labour dust-up, ever: depending on your point of view, righteousness v betrayal, or realism v cloud cuckoo-land.
Or will it just be every post-Brexit thinkpiece that didn't make it onto Indy Voices that week?
But lately, I find myself more able to just take a step back and realize that every post is just the glossy, French-manicured tip of a giant iceberg that I cannot see and, honestly, don't want to see.
"Bloggers are asking 'Do I need to disclose something on every post, or just on the site as a whole?'".
I'd get one post up first thing in the morning and then you'd start to notice that each subsequent post used fewer and fewer letters until eventually every post was just random numbers from the 10-key pad as I ate my way across the keyboard from left to right.
If you choose blog format, just copy embed codes on every post you do so you can have the selected game inside this post.
As Crouch notes, this is not just post-democracy, but "post-law".
Publishing one infographic every blue moon will certainly not boost brand awareness, just as one post every other month won't bring traffic to your blog.
"Just a post office box," he said.
