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The Waxing and Waning of AtlasBlogged

One of the ongoing themes here at AtlasBlogged is the way our post frequency varies like a cheap ham radio. Despite several people having author privileges, the site sometimes goes several days with no sign of life. I’ve discussed it before. More than once.

I think I just got booted from being an author at WatchBlog, for not meeting the rule that all authors post at least twice a month. I’m okay with that. David Remer specifically invited me to provide a Libertarian point of view at the site, but I don’t much like the LP. I prefer the term “libertarian” be an adjective more than a noun. I wasn’t really able to fit in at WatchBlog, even though I like the idea for the site.

We’re probably on the verge of getting dropped from Kip’s Elite Eleven, as we violate one of the four criteria. I blame Rammage and Jib. Hopefully Kip is too distracted by real events to bother with demoting us.

But I will see if I can reverse the trend – at least turn this week's inactivity into a local minimum. I have a few things that have sat on the back burner for a long time, and I will try to put some of them on the table this week, as I am on spring break.

As usual, my co-bloggers have no excuse.