Re-threading the weaverluke loom

You may have noticed a steady flow of identity-related posts over the last week or so. This is no accident. You see, I've decided to channel my creative energies into weaverluke blog in a more focused and consistent way.

It won't be long now till weaverluke blog reaches its three-year milestone. I still remember with fondness one of my first posts, from June 2004, which cited a poem found on the door of a public toilet. But while I have put a lot of energy and care into this blog at various times over the last years, I haven't ever given it the consistency of application and sharpness of focus that it really deserves.

From now on, I aim to blog at least once a day, typically on the topic of identity. Hopefully, this will help weaverluke blog to become a more reliable and useful resource for anyone interested in identity.

However, while Feedburner tells me I have 56 subscribers, I only know a few of you personally. As many of you probably have experienced, blogging can feel like a rather solitary pursuit when comments are few and far between (although I treasure each one I receive). Also, your feedback is really helpful in choosing things to write about that interest you, my readers.

So please, if you feel so inspired, comment or blog away on posts you have something to say about—whether good, bad, or other! (Incidentally, CoComment furnishes a great way to track your comment conversations from the comfort of your feed reader). Tell me what you like, don't like, would like. Share your own thoughts and experiences. Tell me where you blog, or about your other projects. It's always great to hear from you.

And if you do find posts here of value, feel free to let others know about them by clicking the "Add this..." link in the footer of the post* and tagging the post with "identity" in your bookmarking/rating service of choice. I hope to foster here a community of diverse people who share interest in identity, particularly in its subjective and personal aspects.

Meanwhile, I shall keep on thinking and writing, doing my best to make at least a small amount of sense of a sometimes confusing and challenging world. I shall take refuge in my blog. : )

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