Didn’t he want to be unknown?
June 16, 2006
I could swear he wanted to blog anonymously, but it changed it seem
Ziad al-Duaij, a 41-year-old Kuwaiti communications executive, points to his “Kuwait Unplugged” blog, one of the longest-running blogs in the Gulf region, at his home in Kuwait City. Duaij is part of a new breed of of Arab activists who are increasingly using blogs to press for more political rights and civil liberties in conservative Gulf states.
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I saw Zaydoun in an online article way back in summer 2004 - and his photo too. That is how I found Kuwaiti blogs. That and through Badu-Inc.
Comment by Jewaira — 16/6/2006 @ 1:56 am
Well i’ll be waiting for you to come out of the closet
Comment by Yazeed — 16/6/2006 @ 3:36 am
my closet has AC & TV with world cup :p i’ll stay in it
Comment by Forzaq8 — 16/6/2006 @ 3:56 am
He posted a picture of himself and an online article about his blog back when he started it in 2003.
Comment by Stinni — 16/6/2006 @ 7:21 am
ah thats him! I was trying to recall who it was, Badu Inc.!
Comment by Purgatory — 16/6/2006 @ 9:16 am
WoW… 41 Y/O!!
I didn’t realize Zaydoun is that old!
Comment by bo_ghazi — 17/6/2006 @ 1:53 am
3ashan maygool ma36eeh 3ain mashallah
Comment by bo_ghazi — 17/6/2006 @ 1:54 am
People just know who he is now. It has become a known thing. Like my identity. So many people know who I am and love to complain about the whole Links post.
Comment by nibaq — 17/6/2006 @ 10:21 am
I could swear the quality of his writing went down-hill too…
Comment by Edjamacated Guy — 21/6/2006 @ 5:49 am