Re: Blog?
I've not spent much time trolling these things, but having heard references
to a few and their content, I assumed from the name that they at least
started their existence as "B-Logs", "Bug Logs" or lists of anomalies and
their workarounds that had been collected over time.
Is this an errant (quasi-etymological) assumption on my part?
Yes. The original name was "web log," which got shortened
to "blog."
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