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Behavioral scientists found that people who write about their thoughts before a difficult conversation don’t just feel more confident — they’re measurably less likely to say things they later regret, because the writing settles the self before the self has to perform

6 things that reliably happen to the brain and body of someone who writes expressively for twenty minutes a day for thirty consecutive days — and why most people stop just before the changes become visible

The full vs partial feed debate was never really about RSS

RSS advertising failed. Here’s what content creators learned from it

I started writing down what I was grateful for every morning and within three weeks I noticed I was dreaming differently, arguing less, and sitting in silence without the old restless dread — I don’t fully understand the neuroscience but something shifted

When being controversial is good for your blog

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The full vs partial feed debate was never really about RSS

RSS advertising failed. Here’s what content creators learned from it

Jason Calacanis saw the content treadmill coming — and stepped off

The short life of FoodPress and the lesson it left behind

Blogging Tips & Guides

What your blog bounce rate is actually telling you

How to write about a topic that’s been covered a thousand times

What makes a blog feel trustworthy before someone reads a word

What to do when two people read your blog and one of them is your mum

The Ideas Room

When Heidi Klum’s Father Sent a Blogger a Cease and Desist Over a URL — and What It Still Teaches Publishers About Trademark Risk

Comments

When your comment section becomes someone else’s lawsuit

"Goff's Influence"

Teddy Goff and the Question Every Digital Publisher Should Be Asking

The Digg Payola Playbook: Why Platform Manipulation Still Matters for Bloggers