Fellow ex-Syzygian Iain Tait has been blogging for a month now. Iain's a smart guy who's a Creative Director at Poke, and it's fun for me to read what an old friend thinks about things going on today. He's mainly posting on technical/business trends, things like Web 2.0, and he's got a keen eye for quirky new gadgets and toys. So far Iain has been keeping up a good blogging pace, with frequent posts that are tight and to the point.

Brief posts are really the classic weblog style, and obviously makes it easier to keep the posts flowing. Personally I have a very difficult time writing short posts. Even when I start with a small, simple concept I want to post about, I tend to ramble on. Like starting a post about a friend's new blog, and carrying it on into a discussion of weblog posting styles. The result is I post a long, incoherent screed or two every few months.

Gotta work on that.

Update: Iain protests that he's not a Design Director, pointing to his blog's design as evidence.