I just verbally (typographically?) vomited on Joi Ito's blog about this. Oops.
Is there one action that will start a cascade of new Welsh bloggers as happened in Iran?
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I hope so…it's lonely out here! I think the Welsh language internet community is currently too small and underdeveloped to get going on this. There are loads of writers out there and people who want to be heard I'm sure, but they tend not to do this on the internet. http://www.maes-e.com has obviously tapped into something, but maybe people think that if they can communicate there to hundreds of Welsh speakers then why blog? I think I get a few readers a day to my blog (dad, sisters…;-)), which is enough to keep me going anyroad.
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