I appreciate the blogging community for being a community that is by-in-large supportive, intelligent and thought out in how we communicate with the world. Other platforms seem to be a conversational firecracker where people have been known to do great harm. Yes we all get emotional and want to post about how we are feeling in the moment but when you think about it blogging makes you think about what you are saying and perhaps gives you a chance to breathe a bit more before pressing the save/publish/share button.
Blogging in the moment is something I have been known to do. Capturing the emotion of a situation makes it more real and immediate. However letting yourself cool down can help you save face and have a more reasoned response to how you are feeling.
To all of you who follow my blog and appreciate how I do it, I thank you. You are an oasis in a social media storm.
The Tony Burgess Blog 
Great post Tony. I think the anonymity of blogging makes a huge difference. I’ve had strangers attack me on Facebook for a comment I made on someone else’s page. It’s weird for sure. I’ve often read that instead of that inflammatory comment on Facebook, have a blog. It seems people take it as a personal affront on Facebook if you don’t agree with them. I have followers I don’t agree with, I just don’t comment on their post, it’s quite simple actually.
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