Require Social Interaction

Another recurring motif in literary works for reasons to blog is this. Many different subtypes of motivation fall under this need. Blogs are utilised as a social connection tool inside existing connections to inform friends, family, and acquaintances about the bloggers' life events. Since updating through email generates a significant amount of email traffic, Graham (2002) claimed that this should serve as encouragement to eliminate email-driven spam. Maintaining relationships with existing acquaintances is another factor that encourages blogging, which Meyer and Allen (1991) refer to as normative commitment. Here, the blogger keeps writing because, in their opinion, ceasing would let the rest of the blogging community down.

Social interaction in newly formed connections It is explained by Turgeon (2004) as "meeting people isn't simple," and he advises using a blog to make new friends. A deeper insight of "human nature" can be gained through reading blogs and knowing more about different people. This need is described as the requirement for creating and managing community forums by Nardi et al. (2004). Since a blogger's interests and opinions are ingrained in how they present themselves online, meeting new people online enables meeting with people with whom the blogger has assumed commonalities.

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