When randomly surfing upon a blog on someone you know, do you tell him or her?<\/p>\n
If someone told me that they found my blog, I would feel impressed and extremely proud. Yet, for others, I know it\\’s an invasion of privacy. For some people, this becomes an issue of keeping offline relationships and online relationships separate. After nearly six years of successes and failures, I finally reached a relatively stable censorship. I try to stop myself from talking about people. I talk about myself and my observations. I try to say what I would have told everyone. Yet, I would like to know who reads.<\/p>\n
For the longest time, I didn\\’t know that my roommate in Berkeley read my blog. I had once posted the url in my aim profile, but removed it one month later. Then one day, as I was dropping off something at her desk, I saw my page open on her computer. I was surprised. I had written a little bit about our disagreements. Later, I did confront her about it…and from that, I learned to keep heated things offline.<\/p>\n
But since someone inspired me to search for her blog (which I still haven\\’t found), these are some<\/a> blogs<\/a> I<\/a> found<\/a> in the process. Particularly, the professor<\/a> I have been working for the last two years.<\/p>\n But for all purposes, I must keep this<\/a> in mind.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" When randomly surfing upon a blog on someone you know, do you tell him or her? If someone told me that they found my blog, I would feel impressed and extremely proud. Yet, for others, I know it\\’s an invasion … Continue reading