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* "Blogging is a pie eating contest in which the prize is: more pie." (Via Scott Greenfield.) Years ago Norm Pattis and I were in the zone, and had incredible readership at Crime & Federalism. Modesty aside, the blog was hot. Got too hot, and that's actually what burned us both out. People wanted a piece of you. They wanted links. People would get angry when they'd post a comment that we wouldn't reply to. (Comments are for you, not me, and thus I generally don't respond to them. My turf is the post, and yours is the comments.) People who had never done anything for you - and never would - would send you repeated e-mails asking why you haven't linked to their site. It really made me hate people more than I already did. If you think a link from me is so valuable, why not offer me a bottle of wine or something as thanks? Or add me to your site, and throw some traffic my way? Entitlement is not simply an issue of younger lawyers, as older - Boomer-age - lawyers were the worst offenders...continue to full postFull post as published by Crime & Federalism on July 01, 2010 (boomark / email).
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