At the risk of jinxing, I just have to absolutely exclaim: oh my goodness, today must be one of the biggest days in Brunei blogging history eversince the incident with Borneo Bulletin.
Following the quote I took from Brunei Resources's blog and my call for more Bruneian Bloggers to help aid progress in the country, LSM churned out a post about what could be one of the most important issues concerning the blogosphere in the country – lack of substance. This was then followed by a comment cum blogpost by One Way Down The Highway which highlights the possibilities that the lack of substance is connected to the nature of the Bruneian Education System as a whole.
Wow! I am blogging about this at GVO. I will post up the link soon!
iammaurina 
heya =) thanks for blogrolling me!
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Isn’t substance subjective?
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You know what scares me, Mau? You’ve gone from personal blogging to blogging journalism. Hehe it’s scary-cool.
I doubt I’ll ever get to the point where I can post about things of that level, simply because I’m a very self-looking person. I don’t usually talk about things that don’t really apply to me, or that I have no real interest in.
On the other hand, English in Brunei does apply to me given my vocation. But what to do? I just don’t like writing about stuff unless I’m opinionated about it. And I guess I’m not opinionated about English in Brunei.
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Cocopop! 🙂 You are so very welcome!
Flyboy, in this context it is not so much. Substantial posts are as referred to by Mr LSM, “thought-provoking posts and discussions relevant to the Brunei paradigm”.
Ches, “from personal blogging to blogging journalism” —> oh really I haven’t noticed! 😛 hahaha! It’s okay Ches, I’ll just steal your ideas and post it on my blog as my own. 😛 Kidding.
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