Well, it’s finally happened – I’m having a lot of trouble coming up with new anime-related topics to write about and I need help…
Commenting on anime blogs
Even though I started my own blog and became familiar with the blogshere in late ’06, I’ve only been commenting regularly on blogs, my own and others, within the past couple of years…
Web browser tabs and me
One web browser feature I’ve been using a lot for the past few years is tabs. However, much to my surprise, most of the people I’ve met don’t use them, at least not as much as I do…
Mainichi Anime Yume’s 4th year anniversary
Mainichi Anime Yume recently turned four years old (on October 1st actually, though I only just remembered =P) And I’m happy to say that I think this year has been one of the blog’s best…
The branches of anime fandom
Being an anime fan doesn’t usually mean you’re just a fan of watching anime. There are tons of “branches” of anime fandom – different aspects of the fandom that one can be a part of. The amount of such branches that exist in the fandom is quite amazing…
Reading anime blogs
Being around the anime blogsphere for a few years now has shown me that each person, whether a blogger themselves or someone who just reads blogs, has certain ways they go about choosing and reading their preferred blogs…
Sorry for the downtime…
This was me since last night
If you tried to visit my blog during the last 16 hours, you probably noticed that the pages wouldn’t load. For the first time ever, MAY went down for a significant amount of time, mostly due to my own incompetence…
Listing the generations of U.S. anime fandom (help would be appreciated!)
Sakura’s was the first Japanese voice I ever heard
Last updated: 07/27/10
As we’re heading into the latter half of 2010, I’ve been thinking about how anime, and my relationship with it, has changed over the past decade since I became a fan in 2000. Scamp’s post about the latest generation of anime fans also got me thinking further. I want to see if I can make a descriptive list of the different generations of anime fandom in the U.S…
What’s in a tag?
When I first started this blog in late ’06, I didn’t even know about the concept of adding tags to posts. Did blogs even have that feature then? – perhaps they did, but I didn’t think it was important. I don’t recall seeing many tags on blogs back then (at least, not as much as now) so I figured organizing posts into dates and categories was enough. But only within the past couple of years, I’ve noticed an abundance of tags on nearly every post of every blog…
Mainichi Anime Yume’s new layout! (and some other news)
With the feedback I’ve received from the Aniblog Tourney, I decided that MAY is indeed due for a new layout…