Whenever I blog, there are usually important thoughts that must be published, no matter how ridiculous or unfounded. Whatever topic may be, those are usually personal, which means I tend to offend and ride on the nerves of the clueless readers.
Regardless, after my brain stops thinking that’s normally my gauge as to know when to stop blogging and publish my precious puppy. After reviewing my draft, which is sometimes saved after disruption from work or other distractions at home, I preview the unpublished version.
If after reading the preview, I find areas that doesn’t look right and edit my post, especially “to correct for proper grammar and spelling”. I prefer a couple of sentences per paragraph. It makes reading easier for those who like to skim though the blog entries.
When I feel a blog entry is ready for publishing, I cross my fingers and wait for the post to be saved. Then I go to the final version and sometimes there are ERRORS! That’s right! My impatient nature publishes makes blogging perfect.
So that’s why I just blog and publish ASAP and hope that each “eye” is dotted and each “tea” is crossed correctly and that I make sense, which is more important than rambling about anything. After all, we as bloggers must set a good example for others, right?
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Topic #54: How do you decide when a post is ready to publish?
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