I think that this may be my last post for a while.  Meeting all the great people and attending all the talks at the DevCon has made me painfully aware of my failings as a technologist.  I was under the mistaken impression that my blogging somehow elevated me to the same league as some of the brightest minds in the industry.  I truely belived that by having bright people link to my blog was somehow a sign that they were endorsing what I had to say.  The problem is that there has never been any substance to what I have blogged about.  If you shoot into the dark enough times, you're bound to hit something eventually.  There is no barrier to entry.  It feels like cheeting.

I want more.

I want to contribute something tangible to this industry.

I want to research things that are technologically interesting.

I want to write essays, articles and books.

I want deep knowledge of topics.

I will be re-launching my site in a few weeks.  It will have a completely different feel to it.  No more fluff.  From now on, the content is of primary importance.  If I do my job, the readers should follow.

Thanks for listening.

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