Back to CryoNet-- but in a different way-- as blog.

The archive pages of CryoNet remain the only easy way for me to insert myself into the cyronics conversation at large-- I've been shut out of everything else and Google blogsearch under keyword cryonics works but you have to subtract junk spam-- which I do on my link above-- still the unsavory fact is, is that CryoNet remains the defacto last line of defense against banishment by the rest of the cryonics community--- so I insert myself in the archive page from time to time-- just a link to my blog.

Which brings me to the blog idea again. Cryonet has a feature that allows easy review of posts BY POSTER-- in effect, making each posters' posts their OWN BLOG-- alhtough it was never gthough of that way in previous years. Look--> [+].

I think that this is important now. I'll be referring to the CryoNet Blogs in future posts. They're effectively blogs-- and these blogs go back to 1988. If a cryonicist doesn't want to use blogger.com or some other modern blog software, they can always post under some some to CryoNet. That puts them in circulaation as a cryonics commentator of some sort. I'll officially stick with that view at this time. I recommned use of blogger or other software with tags-- but short of that-- all cryonicists especially ones with influence on cryonics-- OWE updates to their CryoNet blog-- for other cryonicists to see-- that is if they don't already have an existing venue-- which is what Meetup is for Chana and the conferences are for Merkle. The MEDIUM is the MESSAGE-- and various cryos choose various mediums. The CryoNet blog is the lowest common denominator of medium there is in cryonics.