6. Men med nettet deler vi selvportrettene våre med verdenen og ikke bare galleriet http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6B26asyGKDo
7. Blogging er en prosess, et selvportrett som endrer seg langsomt over tid.
8. Og det er kanskje lettere å blogge som en outsider enn innenfra systemet
9. Rebecca Blood: Weblogs, a History and Perspective. 2000. Shortly after I began producing Rebecca's Pocket I noticed two side effects I had not expected. First, I discovered my own interests . I thought I knew what I was interested in, but after linking stories for a few months I could see that I was much more interested in science, archaeology, and issues of injustice than I had realized. More importantly, I began to value more highly my own point of view . In composing my link text every day I carefully considered my own opinions and ideas, and I began to feel that my perspective was unique and important.
30. Del 2: World 5. Espen Aarseth: A Hollow World: World of Warcaft as Spatial Practice 6. Tanya Krzywinska: World Creation and Lore: World of Warcraft as Rich Text 7. Lisbeth Klastrup: What makes World of Warcraft a World? A Note on Death and Dying 8. Jill Walker Rettberg: Quests in World of Warcraft: Deferral and Repetition
31. Del 3: Play 9. T.L. Taylor: Does World of Warcraft Change Everything? How a PvP Server, Multinational Playerbase, and Surveillance Mod Scene Caused Me Pause 10. Torill Elvira Mortensen: Humans Playing World of Warcraft: or Deviant Strategies? 12. Esther MacCallum-Stewart and Justin Parsler: Role-play vs Gameplay. The difficulties of playing a role in World of Warcraft
32. Del 4: Identity 12. Ragnhild Tronstad: Character identification in World of Warcraft: The relationship between capacity and appearance 13. Charlotte Hagström: Playing with Names: Gaming and Naming in World of Warcraft