Bird Lovers Only Rescue

With the simplicity of setting up a website and posting, blogs make an easy choice for people doing things like staring up new ideas, business ventures or charitable endeavors.

This blog ran for a good 4 years, trying to help rescue birds.
Maybe they'll start up again some day.

Orphaned blog: Bird Lovers Only Rescue
Post history: 117 posts, from September 2007 to May 2011.
Author: Mannie Pause

Project 'Cube 2007

When you've got a cool project to do and you want to announce it to the world... why not start a blog?

This person made a huge subwoofer designed just like a Rubik's cube. Pretty awesome DIY project if you ask me!

Orphaned blog: Project 'Cube 2007
Post history: 24 posts, from October 2007 to August 2008.
Author: Zachary Paisley

THE BOOK DESIGN REVIEW

When it's time for the curtain call, some people have enough respect to bow out gracefully.
This blog author published over 1,000 posts over five years, and when it just didn't feel right anymore he shut it down with a sign off post. Pretty good way to go.

Orphaned blog: THE BOOK DESIGN REVIEW
Post history: 1,112 posts, from January 2005 to January 2010.
Author: Joseph Sullivan

Unclaimed Territory - by Glenn Greenwald

Sometimes bloggers are already accomplished journalists and authors.
This blogger was a litigator and an author of three bestselling books!

Orphaned blog: Unclaimed Territory - by Glenn Greenwald
Post history: October 2005 to February 2007.
Author: GLENN GREENWALD

Israel's crimes against Lebanon

Some blogs can be very politically charged.
Whether you agree with the politics or not, you can't against the fact that self publishing gives people an easy way to get their message out to the internet for anyone to see.

Orphaned blog: Israel's crimes against Lebanon
Post history: 14 posts, from July 2006 to August 2006.
Author: lebanize

THE KENTROVERSY PAPERS

Controversy?
No. Kentroversy.

Blogs give you a voice, and you get to pick how to use it.

Orphaned blog: THE KENTROVERSY PAPERS
Post history: from June 2005 to December 2008.
Author: Kentroversy

SPANISH FORK CLASS OF 2004

Some blogs are merely placeholders, or areas to gather people together in a space on the internet.

Looks like this blog was a gathering place to get alumni from a specific high school all to share info with each other.
There are eleven other blogs of the same ilk, all set up for their individual graduation year.

Odds are these people all found each other, then ended up on facebook or somewhere else and left the blog in the empty internet space.

Orphaned blog: SPANISH FORK CLASS OF 2004
Post history: 14 posts, from Aug 2008 to Feb 2010.
Author: SF Class of 2004