Blog hibernation post script

• Oct 27, 2017 • by Paul Ingraham
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Weekly nuggets of pain science news and insight, usually 100-300 words, with the occasional longer post. The blog is the “director’s commentary” on the core content of PainScience.com: a library of major articles and books about common painful problems and popular treatments. See the blog archives or updates for the whole site.

In my last post on the 18^th I announced the hibernation of the blog and wondered aloud if there’s any reason to continue publishing here, or if I should just stick to the Facebook page. I asked RSS subscribers to send me a smoke signal if you appreciate getting updates in this format.

I got a lot of smoke signals.

And apparently a large percentage of RSS subscribers wouldn’t be caught dead on Facebook. Which I can understand (amusing cartoon). RSS and Facebook do seem a bit like natural enemies.

Based on those responses, not only is it clear that I should definitely continue publishing the RSS feed, but I should revive it sooner than planned and give it more love and attention than ever before. Early-ish in 2018, probably?

Okay, blog go back to sleep now. Shh!