<p>Do we want to add a BLOG to this site?
Blogs are another way of communicating things that don't fit the Q&amp;A model.</p>

<p>Here is a good description of <a href="https://stackoverflow.blog/2011/06/23/blog-overflow/">what a Blog is and how you can start one</a>.</p>

<p>This post on the SuperUser Blog asking for <a href="http://blog.superuser.com/2012/02/09/are-you-interested-in-writing-for-our-blog/" rel="nofollow noreferrer">help with their Blog</a> is helpful too.</p>

+1 - As it seems a good idea. Not sure what would go in it though - do you have any concrete examples of blog ideas?
I already have a (messy)
blog
, and I am not sure if I could also write a blog on here too. I wonder what the score is regarding duplicating personal blogs on to SE blogs?
Content
An SE 3D print blog could be a good idea for
Build Logs
, for example, maybe. Or maybe a page that links to other people's superlative build logs,
David Crocker's blogs
come to mind.
Is the blog (unlike the SE Q&A site) allowed to contain
links to cheap items/suppliers
? Apparently, reviews are allowed, from
Blog Overflow
:
Review a product
. Reviews don’t fit the Q&A nature of the sites, but these rules don’t apply on the blog!  Between a review written by a random person on the internet and a review written by a user on the site who consistently gets a lot of upvotes, which review would you trust more?
This closed question would have fitted into a blog nicely:
What Is 3D Printing?
Concerns
So, yes, I think it would be worth starting one up and seeing how it goes... although I would be a little concerned about the regularity of posts:
Plan a schedule
. Given the results of steps #2 and #3, think about a rough idea of a schedule for the blog. Will there be one post a week, posted Mondays? Will there be posts on Tuesdays and posts on Fridays? You don’t need to be pushing out posts daily, but you should post at least once a week.
and
Pick a posting schedule and stick to it
. It is easier to simply keep up from the get go than catch up if you fall behind.  Have a couple draft posts stashed away for a rainy day, ready to go that can be published if there is a lull.
Also, who would coordinate it? Are you putting yourself forward?
Have someone holding the reins
. This person doesn’t need to be the one writing all the posts, just someone that helps coordinate who is writing what and when it is getting posted.
However, it
is
a bit of a misfortune that Blog Overflow has a rather unfortunately acronym (as well as sounding like
Bog
Overflow).