So you like EVE. And you evidently like social media, or at least don’t mind using it (or why would you read an EVE blog?)
If so, you might also want to know about some other great ways to get connected with other EVE players with similar interests.
Come join the in-game channel EVE-Bloggers, for one. We usually number more than a dozen in there, sometimes close to twenty. Generally speaking, this channel contains some of the most intelligent discussion about current topics of interest in EVE with a huge variety of perspectives, not to mention pointers and tips about blogging, podcasting, tweeting, and other EVE-related social media.
Also, check out The Tweet Fleet, a list maintained by 00sage00 of EVE-related Twitter accounts. Of course you can find my EVE Twitter account on there, but you’ll also find a lot of others with other viewpoints and styles (and frequently a lot better conversation!)
Of course, you probably want to read more EVE blogs than just mine. Ga’len puts a lot of effort into keeping a listing of all active (and some inactive) EVE blogs, then making them available in the EVE Player Blogs OPML Download. At this moment, the listing includes 437 (!) EVE blogs, so clearly it includes a lot of great sites. If all you read is the CrazyKinux EVE Blog Pack, you will miss a lot of outstanding articles and writers.
Alexia Morgan also maintains the EVE Bloggers aggregator. This includes all the (known) EVE blogs as well as podcasts, videos, Flickr images, and EVE-related stories from Massively.
Image credit gmayster01 via Flickr
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