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by Paul on 12/16/09 at 09:01 AM ET
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IwoCPO, The Chief, Bill, I think he is a male, whatever you want to call him, gave me a little heads-up about a post he put up this morning.
My two cents on this topic is- If you want media credentials, go for it, but surely don’t knock another blogger for his writing style.
Every blogger has their own style and that is what makes the hockey blogging community unique. Different strokes for different folks.
It doesn’t matter to me if Abel to Yzerman has only 19 followers or 1900. What matters is what he writes and the style he uses.
If the Sailor did game recaps, was on me to get him media credentials for every game and sent in an expense report every two weeks, he’d still be blogging under the KK umbrella, but then again, would you be reading?
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