Shey

I'm gonna think outside the box and choose telegraphy! - Tad - the Meme Maker

blogging - Bwana McCall

Blogging. Fits my personality better. - Hutch Carpenter

Blogging. I don't like the choice though. - Michael C. Harris

Blogging because I like adding screenshots to my posts :D - Corvida via twhirl

Please define-blogging and microblogging? Why must we choose. They are both talking but in different ways. - Mark Forman

I micro-blog and blog haha Plus, there's the "read more after jump" option for people who don't like lengthy posts... - Mona N.

easy - "microblogging" - b/c I can always write in journals or email... but Twitter rocks my world. - Lucretia Pruitt

uM - Brian Daniel Eisenberg

Writing. - Kirk Kittell

etching with silver nitrate. - Nailed Jello

blogging - AJ Kohn

Flogos. http://www.livescience.com/str... - Lisa L. Seifert

I would say blogging, because I count micro-blogging as just a subset of blogging. Meaning...I have really made no choice at all. I still get to do both :) - Rah™

Does FF participation count as micro-blogging? I participate in FF a lot more than my blog now. More convenient, easier to start a conversation and keep it going. No self-imposed timetable or post quota to keep up with to make sure enough people are interested in being part of my "audience" (it's built in with FF). Easier to interact with people and get more interaction back. Easier to find the answers to my questions. FF does all I really wanted out of blogging anyway. - Lindsay Donaghe

microblogging - Bjorn Tipling

Blogging. But I do both. - Chris Baskind

blogging - Steven Hodson

Podcasts. - Cote'

Don't make me choose! OK, I choose blogging. - Summer

Only blogging+microblogging! - Igor Poltavskiy

depends on my mood and what I want to say. it obv takes a lot less cognitive ability to microblog, but many more mainstream people read my blog. - Philip Ryan Johnson

@Lindsay Yeah I definitely agree. FF takes away a lot of my time that I would spend doing other things, that's why I've significantly cut my usage over the past couple weeks. - Shey

definitely would stay with blogging. I can live without things like Twitter. - Rob Diana

Definitely blogging. - Colin Walker via fftogo

If had known micro-blogging / lifestreaming would reach this level, I probably wouldn't blog at all - Charlie Anzman

I can always find time to micro-blog... - Rachel Beer

Micro blogging == FF? If FF posts supported more length, formatting and inclusion of media then blogging would disappear for most people - Brian Sullivan

blogging - Sarah Perez

wait no - micro-blogging - Sarah Perez

OMG - don't make me choose! - Sarah Perez

Easy... blogging. - Louis Gray

I don't think we have to or need to choose. Both are great for different things. - Tris Hussey via twhirl

more and more I am falling towards the micro blogging side. I sometimes think I should just get rid of my traditional blog. - (jeff)isageek

Since you did not mention IM, blogging, even though I do little of it, there are times a long public rant is needed for the psyche - Michael W. May via twhirl

Micro blogging doesn't exist. - Andru Edwards

Mini-blogging. Creating content while wearing a mini-skirt. - Andy C

98% of my blog's readers do not know what twitter is and they don't care. When I used twitter tools to publish an daily digest of my tweets, they hated it. So: The answer is Blogging. - Rick Powell

I agree with Lindsay. Post directly to FF. - Russellreno

ooh.. tough one.. blogging! - Heidi Jeffers Thibodeau

microblogging. I could never keep my blog up to date - Andy Wilkin via feedalizr

I would microblog. Microblogging is easier, and it makes you look smarter to be able to say something insightful in only 140 characters. - possible248