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I see nothing wrong with aploogizing for updates because I feel that I do owe *something* to my (admittedly tiny) audience. I have a couple of dozen regular readers (and some drive-bys) and I do feel guilty if I go a week without updating.Re writing for writing’s sake, I love to write. I am at my happiest, I think, when I am crafting a new article. Finding the right scrapline, balancing between erudition and humor, carefully choosing whatever critical thing I am about to say about someone I respect But does writing exist if no one reads it? Does anyone take pleasure in being the Emily Dickinson of blogging? The attention of an audience is important and can provide good feedback.There is, naturally, a point at which the entire thing gets lost if you work for webhits instead of insight. My most linked story was a brief bit I wrote about the new E3 policy on booth babes. (I wasn’t the first to write about, but I got linked a helluva lot ). If I was driven by advertising, I’d be tempted to just write about the gaming triple play of sex , games as art and payola! .Anyway, happy anniversary.