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August 22, 2015

Quantity, quality and mood.

As you surely have noticed, I'm not anymore writing even a fraction of what I used to. Largely this owes to my own mood but also to the time that requires doing things properly (a good article takes between half to two 8-hrs workdays, not counting the time invested in general information). As result I have accumulated a huge list of "to do" bookmarks, many of which I will never address at all. 

In fact you can follow some of the stuff I read and never get to comment in this bilingual prehistory Google group

However I do want to at least briefly comment some of the latest stuff, taking advantage of my impulsiveness. So I will make a series of short entries, priming quantity over quality, so readers can get at least some basic info. This will be today and I don't promise anything for tomorrow.

Honestly, some days I feel that my productivity has become so low that I could well close shop. Other days I feel like trying to get the blog back on its feet but admittedly these are the rarer ones.

2 comments:

  1. Sometimes you can post a link to an interesting study, with a short comment. Your long articles are thoughtful and well researched, but you should not feel pressure to produce that scale of work unless it MAKES YOU HAPPY

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  2. Agree with comment #1. I rarely comment, but stop by this blog once a week or so to see what is new. I enjoy your insights into topics I would otherwise know little of.

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