Mostly, I think people want to continue being unaware of my site's existence. At least, I hope they do. If they don't, my last post there was a failure! - Slippy "Threadsbane" Lane

If I knew that, I would have better constructed content :-) It's all over the place now. - Henk de Kruyff from twhirl

Chris you are spot on again. Much of my time on the (practical side of) the web is spent yelling "didn't anyone try this site as a prospective customer might?" It is often obvious (hotel site: rates, availability, facilities, nearby) yet countless sites, especially Flash sites swirl around and make it impossible to get satisfaction within a few minutes which is when I look elsewhere. The question you ask is the question every site owner needs to ask herself. - randulo

Chris, I THINK that people come to my blog for different reasons. While it's mostly a personal blog I write about things that interest me; however, it is linked to my company website and it covers areas that dovetail with my professional life. So I think people can go there to get little better understanding about me and my business. But from comments and emails, I know a lot of my readers just go there to be entertained or educated about something that I'm passionate about: maritime culture and the power of the sea to teach us about ourselves. - Peter A. Mello from twhirl