There is really only one reason why I have started up 'the dive'. But first, some story...
I made my Facebook account at the beginning of my first year of university, when the whole network seemed like a little oasis in the vastness of the internet: only university students could join, being validated by our super-important official university e-mail addresses. Over the years of my post-secondary schooling, while studying two of the most traditional degrees within the faculty of Arts & Science, the emerging world of web 2.0 fascinated me.
Four years later I had to get a Twitter account, because my boss asked me to. I had been resisting the Twitter phenomenon for one main reason: just because I'm into all this media stuff, it doesn't mean that I don't have some sort of life unattached from a computer. In fact that's the whole other side of my life- exploring the city and experiencing what Toronto has to offer the average 20-something year-old. Twitter just seemed like something that would suck away any remaining free time after Facebooking time had been accounted for. But now, I tweet.
And thus the digital circle of life just seems more complete with a blog. It's where the social activity of Facebook (the endless amount of events + post-event pictures pushed by promoters from the clubbing district, Church, and the hipster region) and the hyper-interactivity of Twitter can all meld together into the giant blogging extravaganza that is 'the dive'.
So, this is that. No promises made, and we'll see what happens!
Thursday, June 4, 2009
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