My Freshmen submission for the Mill will center on Scapegoatism in our tech driven society. That's right, "scapegoatism." You can look it up. It's true, although I make it a point to automatically discount anything I read on the internets as inherent BS. I suppose that means this blog is BS, and thus I, myself, am BS by association.

Today I was unexpectedly overjoyed when I checked my Google Analytics for Unraveled Idea Mill. As I looked through my results and traffic sources I saw someone had searched Google for "focus and commit".

Just a short note. This is the kind of ludicrous mentality of ownership that I spoke about in my last post. Deutsche Telekom apparently thinks it can own a color.

Here are a few links to catch up on the story.

This article is in many ways a response to and article I just read on The Culture of Ownership website. The article was titled "What does Web 2.0 owe you".

The question has been asked and answered hundreds of times. Should my company blog? From the responses I have seen the answer usually is: "If you have people with talent and knowledge and they are willing to commit to posting regularly, go for it."

So what should I blog about?