In my last icon blog, I mentioned the need to have some of the new proprietary Clearspace icons integrate well with the set of icons we were using in the rest of Clearspace. But I only showed the icons for discussion, wiki, and blog and didn't show the way they would work with some other user-facing features. Below are a few more icons a user would see. We think Firewheel Design did a good job of marrying their work with the Silk set.
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Also, I totally missed this (http://steve.yegge.googlepages.com/you-should-write-blogs) blog post by Steve Yegge (formerly of Amazon, now of Google) who said everything I wanted to say, but he used more words. He refutes the following four arguments commonly given against blogging:
I'm too busy.
I'm afraid to put my true thoughts on public record.
Nobody will read my blog.
Blogging is narcissistic.
Oh, and here's another opinion about opinions:
"In the end, your opinions are what give your writing its spice. People will respect you for offering your well-considered opinions, even if they disagree with you."
An absolute must read.
AJ