Perceptions of Quality
Only one respondent out of the 115 participating in this survey knew or had met everyone on their blogroll. And, another interesting find was that 22% (25/115) of respondents stated that they knew people on their blogroll "in real life" but had never actually met these people in person.
The two statistics speak highly of people's perceptions of the quality of internet relationships, with almost 100% of respondents linking to weblogs of people they have never actually met in person, and 22% of respondents considering the quality of their internet-based relationships high enough that they state they know people in real life whom they have never actually met in the flesh.
Is it possible that relational ministry could happen through blogging? What are your thoughts?
Only one respondent out of the 115 participating in this survey knew or had met everyone on their blogroll. And, another interesting find was that 22% (25/115) of respondents stated that they knew people on their blogroll "in real life" but had never actually met these people in person.
The two statistics speak highly of people's perceptions of the quality of internet relationships, with almost 100% of respondents linking to weblogs of people they have never actually met in person, and 22% of respondents considering the quality of their internet-based relationships high enough that they state they know people in real life whom they have never actually met in the flesh.
Is it possible that relational ministry could happen through blogging? What are your thoughts?
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