Jacob R asked: Will blogs be a good tool for future historians to use when doing research about our time and day or do you think that most internet blogs will eventually be lost or inaccessible?
Also do you think a blog is a viable means to preserve a memoir?
Alexa’s mommy ♥ asked:
I am asking for my mother. She doesn’t necessarily want to make money off them, her purpose is to use her blog (once popular) and use it as references to possibly help her get a newspaper article. She has a title for one called “Answers to Life’s Problems”. Where can she post blogs and they become popular? She posted it already on WordPress but there are 3 million people posting blogs hers gets lost in the mix. Any suggestions?
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