Ego blogging — what is your favorite self written blog entry or comment?

The Scientists is running a very informative discussion on people’s favorite science blogs. There are some blogs there that I have never heard of that seem quite interesting as well as others I knew about and had forgotten. So it is a good place to look to see what people pick as their favorite.

But I think there is a more interesting question. What is your favorite blog entry that you have written in your own blog? Or, especially if you do not have a blog, what is your favorite comment you have written on someone else’s blog? If you can’t pick just one — well do what they did on the Scientist site and pick a few.

My three favorites of my own blog entries:

  1. Why all medical professionals need to study evolution. I like this because I have been harping on it for years but never wrote about it or did anything about it.
  2. Top 10 Novel ways to contribute to the open access movement. I like this because it was one of my first serious moves to write about Open Access to scientific literature.
  3. Adaptationomics Award #1. This if high on my list because it represents both my obsession with adaptationism and my need to be snarky.

How about anyone else — what are your favorite self-written blog entries?

Unknown's avatar

Author: Jonathan Eisen

I am an evolutionary biologist and a Professor at U. C. Davis. (see my lab site here). My research focuses on the origin of novelty (how new processes and functions originate). To study this I focus on sequencing and analyzing genomes of organisms, especially microbes and using phylogenomic analysis

8 thoughts on “Ego blogging — what is your favorite self written blog entry or comment?”

  1. As a matter of fact I’ve never read your “Top 10 Novel ways…” post. I’m leading a student initiative in my institute to post all our publications pdf’s (or drafts, in case we might get sued) in the institution’s webpage… do you mind if I link your post?German

    Like

Leave a comment