I've been sitting on this idea for awhile, and it seems like now is a 
good time to broach it. So here goes.

With all the music knowledge we have here, and considering all the 
people who write about music, what's say we start a team blog?

    * It would be a great way for those who don't have their own outlet
      to get off the ground.
    * Those who are writing could use it to x-post and drive more
      traffic for their existing efforts.
    * The promotional value would be through the roof. We can work
      together to use social networking tools like Digg to draw more
      attention.
    * We'd host it at Wordpress so it wouldn't cost anything.
    * It's easy to set up, use and administer.

I've done something similar with my politics and culture blog and this 
is an area where 10 people together can accomplish a LOT more than 10 
people working independently.

Given the core Audities power pop thing the site would probably lean in 
that direction, but we could write about other genres as well - seems 
like a lot of us have pretty broad tastes anyway. There wouldn't be any 
need to police the boundaries for the most part - we'd just bill it as a 
community of people who love music and go from there.

This wouldn't replace what we already have going with the e-mail list - 
instead, the two would complement each other nicely.

What do you think?

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