Question: What makes a blog, magazine or newspaper “cosmopolitan”?
Is it the intelligence, diversity or sophistication of it’s writers? (I hope not!)
Or is it the diversity of thought or geography of it’s readers?
To begin to answer these important questions, we will first investigate the meaning of the word, cosmopolitan.
cosmopolitan - [koz-muh-pol-i-tn] –adjective
1. | free from local, provincial, or national ideas, prejudices, or attachments; at home all over the world. |
2. | of or characteristic of a cosmopolite. |
3. | belonging to all the world; not limited to just one part of the world. |
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Just a comment on each definition:
#3 – Now we are getting somewhere…”not limited to just one part of the world.” Finally a definition that I can use.
Based on definition #3, my blog, “Steve Cooksey’s Journey” is hereby labeled “cosmopolitan”.
”How can that be?", you ask.
Doing my best Barney Fife imitation, I sniff, pull up my baggy pants and say, “ cause I got worldwide readership”, then sniff again.
Here’s my proof, below is just a sampling of some of the comments I’ve received.
Just a note: there was no intelligence level required (of the author nor the readers) to be considered cosmopolitan, only “not limited to just one part of the world”.
Comments:
Gent from
Lady from
Gent from
This lady, in a reciprocating act, sent me some pictures of her. Unfortunately, only one is suitable for this blog, it is below.
There you have it! Proof that Steve has a Cosmopolitan Blog!!
I’m not “small timing it….I’m mass communicating!”
What’s that, so you don’t think that’s proof enough?
It doesn’t matter, I’ll still claim the cosmopolitan status based on definition #1, for I am without prejudice and regional bias. I know this because I love Eastern style BBQ.
Steve
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