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]]> http://www.bloggingpro.com/archives/2007/01/22/essential-tools-every-blogger-should-have/#comment-116704 Dave C. Wed, 24 Jan 2007 07:22:33 +0000 http://www.bloggingpro.com/archives/2007/01/22/essential-tools-every-blogger-should-have/#comment-116704 I admittedly don't have any clue exactly how "pay-for-post" blogging works, but if I had to guess, that Kineda post seems like someone was making some money on the deal. There is no way anyone would consider that list an "essential" blogger list. Sure, there are a lot of killer things on that list and I would love to have a two 23" monitors, but I'm in graphic arts. Why would someone who is say a craft blogger or a car blogger need two big monitors like that? I also wonder about the fact that alternatives aren't discussed. Why talk about Thunderbird but not Gmail? Just seems a bit fishy to me. I admittedly don’t have any clue exactly how “pay-for-post” blogging works, but if I had to guess, that Kineda post seems like someone was making some money on the deal. There is no way anyone would consider that list an “essential” blogger list. Sure, there are a lot of killer things on that list and I would love to have a two 23″ monitors, but I’m in graphic arts. Why would someone who is say a craft blogger or a car blogger need two big monitors like that? I also wonder about the fact that alternatives aren’t discussed. Why talk about Thunderbird but not Gmail? Just seems a bit fishy to me.

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