I’m not quite sure what this entry is about, so let’s skip to the comments.

Evidence of Tao’s burgeoning readership is plainly sighted as a person called billikenbluff compliments Tao’s “refreshing disregard” of punctuation and another person called Christine seeks to discover the true identity of a then-anonymous Tao. It seems that I should consider an equally refreshing disregard for punctuation and assume an anonymous voice if I should ever hope to do those things that Tao has done and I have not, though I should have by my estimation. Even Tao gets in on the action, pointing out via comment the deficiencies of the Blogger platform. In Tao’s comment, he suggests that it is too late to switch to Typepad so I’m guessing that this entry is not the fourth ever entry in Tao Lin’s blogging career and that he very likely deleted at a later date, a large number of his earlier writings. This is an important discovery as my blog archives are rife with amateur efforts and bad poetry written in the early stages of my blogging career. Likely this is an important step in achieving the fame and literary success that Tao has and I haven’t but should have.