Blogging and more blogging…

Blogging can be regarded as the latest phenomenon which can effect the development of human civilizations. Clearly bloggers scare governments. We have laws governing newspaper, television and radio stations, and almost anything under the sun but blogging. The closest thing governing blogging would be a defamation suit under tort. This bandwagon is overflowing with passangers and they are increasing as the days pass by.

Yesterday while I was looking or price comparisions for the 3 telcos in Malaysia, I came across Kenny Sia’s Blog. Damn hilarious. I like the way he touches trivial but significant issues in life and how he made it all comprehensible. Don’t start about the graphics and images. A number of them are damn brilliant!!! A good blog to tickle your funny bones.

I would also like to mention the blog of my fellow Law Student, and former roommate, titled The Ideal Online Site. Aidil has tremendous insight and talent which I both envy and admire. What I respect is the way he does not condemn and insult others in his writing. I wish him all the best in his endeavours.

Joining the Blogging Realm recently is another ex-roommate of mine, Ahmad Soffian Shariff with his Soffian Ali’s World. Although I cannot say much about his 17 day old blog, I just hope he continues the effort.

If you visit my former blogging page, there are a list of blogs there which I couldn’t talk about as I am yet to properly read them myself. The blogs listed are either famous or family or friends.

The freedom to express one’s self is regarded as among the most sacred and basic rights inherent to Humankind from birth. Depending on your country, the limits may vary. If you do blog, be careful: your character will be deciphered & exposed, your credibility is at stake and your readers are global. I would like to quote a Proverb: the pen (in this case: the keyboard) is mightier than the sword. And swords work both to either serve the owner or kill them.