"The more you know, the more you don't know." I have read this line somewhere and I see the truth of this statement in everyday life as well as in my blogging life. There are just a lot of things worth knowing and the brain seems not able to hold all those information at a single grasp.What I am trying to point out here is the fact that as we grow older by age, we tend to know better. Indeed, learning is a continuos process and stops when we are out of breath... or does it? I have never been dead before so I just presume this time.

Since the title of this blog is on online and webbie stuffs, I want to share with you my ignorance and prejudices. Indeed I am not that knowledgeable and what little knowledge I know, if they are not complete within my thoughts, I tend to be bias on things..and another line I remember says, "a limited knowledge is a dangerous weapon".. But what can I do? I am a poor human being and subject to these manipulative things, right?

Honestly I have quite a long list when biases online are to be talked about. That applies to either a website or a blog or to both. I think I can list the top five of them here:

1. I suspect service/professional websites (not blog type) with only one year

2. Now that I use mozilla firefox when blogging is concerned, I tend to judge the sites I pass by, be it a website or a blog type site when Isee their respective google PR's. The peoblem is, not even all of my sites have this PR thingy. Only one of them has a PR3 actually. But let's accept it that those with google PR have gained age in the blogging community and at least they can be considered to have "content"... or should we say, they are too good to not offend the google team?

3. Blog services injustices. Another stuff that catches me are those blog services. Of course if your post or blog has a very high stumble upon rate, digg rate and high technorati authority, you definitely catch my attention. I may comment so badly if you have these things.

4. My comment bias. I love to comment back to those who commented to my posts above all bloggers. My second criteria is for those with better google page rank (google PR), high technorati authority and high relevance to my blog(s). If a blog has these things, I tend to browse more, read more and comment more.

5. Traffic Biases. I visit my links here in this blog as well as from other blogs and my blogs' advertisers anytime I get online. Well, who can blame me for they are one click away from my page here? I tend to make new comments when they have new posts too. If a blog has Alexa widget in it, I also look at it if it is a bit abandoned... more than 20 millionth rank...

I know it is not too good to have biases but sometimes we just want to guard ourselves. I have to admit that my list from number 2 to 5 above are kind of unreasonable attitude most of the time but for my bias number 1, I think I have a strong reason to really feel so. I have strong grounds for my number 1 prejudice. That is another story to tell though.

How about you? Do you have biases too? I would love to know them...