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Claquage de blogger. Désigne l'usure, le découragement ou l'excès de responsabilité liés au blogging qui poussent un blogger à arrêter son blog. Peut se manifester en vagues qui touchent de nombreux bloggers au même moment.<br /><br /> | Claquage de blogger. Désigne l'usure, le découragement ou l'excès de responsabilité liés au blogging qui poussent un blogger à arrêter son blog. Peut se manifester en vagues qui touchent de nombreux bloggers au même moment.<br /><br /> | ||
Ex : après un an et plus de de mille posts d'excellente qualité, Ase s'est arrêté durant le grand Blogger Burnout francophone de l'été 2004.<br /><br /> | Ex : après un an et plus de de mille posts d'excellente qualité, Ase s'est arrêté durant le grand Blogger Burnout francophone de l'été 2004.<br /><br /> | ||
Variante : Lassitude du blogueur de fond (Source : | Variante : Lassitude du blogueur de fond (Source : [http://www.u-blog.net/liberte/note/57547 Blog Liberté])<br /><br /> | ||
Source 1 : | Source 1 : | ||
[http://www.wired.com/news/culture/0,1284,64088,00.html?tw=rss.CUL Wired]<br /><br /> | |||
Extrait:<br /><blockquote> | Extrait:<br /><blockquote> | ||
<p>"Billmon's inability to keep up with the demands of moderating comments in the face of a job, family and other responsibilities is just one manifestation of a problem increasingly faced by popular daily bloggers: burnout. While they enjoy what they're doing, many find that keeping up with the pressures to post regularly and to be sharp, witty and incisive is often too much."</p></blockquote> | <p>"Billmon's inability to keep up with the demands of moderating comments in the face of a job, family and other responsibilities is just one manifestation of a problem increasingly faced by popular daily bloggers: burnout. While they enjoy what they're doing, many find that keeping up with the pressures to post regularly and to be sharp, witty and incisive is often too much."</p></blockquote> | ||
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Source 2 : | Source 2 : | ||
[http://www.dynamist.com/weblog/archives/001114.html Dynamist]<br /><br /> | |||
Extrait :<br /><blockquote><p> | Extrait :<br /><blockquote><p> | ||
"Roger Simon joked that he hadn't written any novels or screenplays since he started blogging--in response to a question, he later said he had a couple in the works--and admitted that blogging is a great form of procrastination, much easier than real writing. The general consenus was that blogging takes four to six hours a day, which makes it good for workaholics and people who don't have other jobs. But even one of the latter, Mickey Kaus, said that after more than four years of blogging, he's starting to suffer from burnout."</p></blockquote> | "Roger Simon joked that he hadn't written any novels or screenplays since he started blogging--in response to a question, he later said he had a couple in the works--and admitted that blogging is a great form of procrastination, much easier than real writing. The general consenus was that blogging takes four to six hours a day, which makes it good for workaholics and people who don't have other jobs. But even one of the latter, Mickey Kaus, said that after more than four years of blogging, he's starting to suffer from burnout."</p></blockquote> | ||
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Version actuelle datée du 30 December 2005 à 02:31
Claquage de blogger. Désigne l'usure, le découragement ou l'excès de responsabilité liés au blogging qui poussent un blogger à arrêter son blog. Peut se manifester en vagues qui touchent de nombreux bloggers au même moment.
Ex : après un an et plus de de mille posts d'excellente qualité, Ase s'est arrêté durant le grand Blogger Burnout francophone de l'été 2004.
Variante : Lassitude du blogueur de fond (Source : Blog Liberté)
Source 1 :
Wired
Extrait:
"Billmon's inability to keep up with the demands of moderating comments in the face of a job, family and other responsibilities is just one manifestation of a problem increasingly faced by popular daily bloggers: burnout. While they enjoy what they're doing, many find that keeping up with the pressures to post regularly and to be sharp, witty and incisive is often too much."
Source 2 :
Dynamist
Extrait :
"Roger Simon joked that he hadn't written any novels or screenplays since he started blogging--in response to a question, he later said he had a couple in the works--and admitted that blogging is a great form of procrastination, much easier than real writing. The general consenus was that blogging takes four to six hours a day, which makes it good for workaholics and people who don't have other jobs. But even one of the latter, Mickey Kaus, said that after more than four years of blogging, he's starting to suffer from burnout."
