scheduling – Climb to the Stars

[fr] Je n'ai jamais pu me résoudre à planifier la publication de mes articles, ici. Sitôt écrit, sitôt publié -- tu parles de gratification immédiate. Ces temps, je me demande si je devrais peut-être changer ça.

One thing I’ve never managed to bring myself to do is schedule my blogposts here on CTTS. I do it for other blogs I’m involved in professionally, but I find that once I’ve written something I simply do not have the patience to wait for it to see the light of day. Slave of immediate gratification am I indeed.

Does it bother you when you get nothing to read for days or weeks, and then a flood of blogposts over the space of a week or maybe even a day? Should I be a little less writer-centred and a little more reader-centred?

It’s something I’m wondering about these days.

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[fr] Une fois n'est pas coutume, je vais répartir sur les prochains jours la publication des nombreux articles que j'ai écrits durant mes vacances, histoire d'éviter de vous assommer d'un coup avec. J'espère que vous apprécierez!

I’m back from my two weeks of holiday (even if there was a week of work in between them) and have written quite a lot (short stories and posts). I usually publish posts as soon as I can, but after over six months of managing the ebookers.ch travel blog I have gotten used to scheduling posts, and decided it was not as evil as I initially felt.

So, instead of dumping a truckload of posts upon you this very minute, I’m going to schedule them over the next days. I hope you appreciate the effort!