Brief administrative update: I’ve changed the title of this blog – or rather, I’ve shortened it to “classroom as microcosm” because, well, it’s shorter, and because people are having trouble spelling “Siobhan.” The url remains “siobhancurious.wordpress.com”. Am I going to be sorry I did this? Is it going to cause confusion/complications for readers/subscribers? I have no idea how this stuff works.
same blog, new name
9 responses to “same blog, new name”
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I don’t think the name matters–the subscription feed would be based on the URL rather than the display name.
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I think you’ll be fine, though I really liked ‘Siobhan Curious’ — it had flair.
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Thanks guys. OKP: really? I might change it back. The whole thing doesn’t fit nicely in the header bar, though, and I feel like the “classroom as microcosm” aspect is important. We’ll see.
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Maybe Siobhan isn’t tough for me ’cause I lived in Ireland for a year. ‘C.a.M.’ is a better descriptor, but ‘S.C.’ is what made me curious.
But YOU are the person who owns the space here. Do what you want — I’ll still read!
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Hi, Siobhan!
Thanks for entering my Grammar Girl contest. I may have never found your blog otherwise. I love crossing cyber paths with awesome folks! 🙂
Hmmm… I have heard that changing the title of the blog causes confusion when the URL is different; however, I still visit and come across blogs all the time who have done it–and seem to be doing quite well.
🙂
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Michele:
Thanks for coming by! I’ve subscribed to “Writing the Cyber Highway” and am looking forward to reading more of it; I really liked what I read on my first visit, particularly your post on attitudes toward blogging. For anyone who’s interested, here’s a link:http://writingthecyberhighway.com/
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Siobhan: Thank you for your kind words–and for the link! 🙂
And, thank you for subscribing as well!!
*smiles*
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It is coming up fine in my google reader!
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Thanks Pat! I’ll leave everything as is for now.
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