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Seems very odd she decided to leave any mention of the that in this blog, then. To my mind, that's a reflection on a larger issue that's not limited to just Errico. In general, too many people believe that because Internet publishing (especially via social media) is SOOOO easy to accomplish, they can and SHOULD take every opportunity to utilize it.
Few take the time to consider the implications of broadcasting to such a large audience. They do not weigh the possibility that "old-fashioned" communication that's limited to a much smaller and more private audience can still be a viable (and in some cases, better) option to express personal thoughts and experiences.
So now Errico (like so many others) has published using a much louder voice than necessary and is editing in front of a large audience. Now, we're not only reacting to her thoughts, we're reacting to how she's compiling them.
Unfortunately, she does not understand that line from
The Social Network:
"The Internet's not written in pencil, Mark, it's written in ink."
Updated On: 6/13/13 at 11:15 AM