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Nicaragua Y Su Blog [ES] wonders why so few people blog in Nicaragua? Responses came from the Nicaraguan Facebook group where some of the existing bloggers gave their thoughts on the matter.
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Quite a few people blog about Nicaragua on NicaLiving. Many of the people live in Nicaragua, others just have an interest.
I have had an “individual” blog various times but I like the idea that blogging about something particular (in this case, Nicaragua) appears in one place along with discussion forums and other content. Fits in with my some experiences with Linux.
Nica Living? no, commie-living. All hail Daniel Ortega, second coming of Che.
One of the reasons: poorly educated people
Others: not that many computers to a induvidual
Not to many people can afford a pc and cost of hook-up