A Mediocre Blog:

"A mediocre blog is rarely bad. It’s just forgettable. Typical traits:

• No clear point of view. It repeats what everyone already says, safely and politely.

• Generic topics, generic takes. “10 tips for productivity”-style content with nothing new inside.

• Shallow research. Facts are copied, not understood. No original insight, synthesis, or critique.

• Vague writing. Lots of words, little meaning. Abstract filler where concrete thinking should be.

• Inconsistent voice. Sometimes formal, sometimes casual, but never distinctive or confident.

• SEO-first, reader-second. Keywords stuffed in; explanation comes last.

• No real audience in mind. It tries to speak to “everyone” and connects with no one.

• Predictable structure. Same intro, same bullet list, same soft conclusion—every post.

• Low intellectual risk. Avoids strong claims, avoids being wrong, avoids being interesting.

• No evolution. The blog doesn’t grow. It just continues.

Bottom line:
A mediocre blog doesn’t offend. It also doesn’t matter."