Any commendable lab blogs?

Recent misleading How-is-Open-Source-possibly-Free Csol blog post invites discussion but do not publish any. There are not many good independent lab blogs covering day to day lab subjects sans overt marketing, and hardly any on lab automation.

"LIMS Expert" writes DIY and concept LIMS articles; and prolific "Out on a LIMS®" provides informative consultant insights from Big LIMS perspective.

Blogging LIMS from an Open Source or User perspective could be fun? Apart form continued FUD busting, a number of LIMS ventilation-worthy topics come to mind:

The challenges small labs over come
The damage grant compliant university FOSS do
The donor bazaar - South North relationships
LIMS industry representation pretenders
LIMS in resource poor settings
Problems in corporate labs
Corruption at the cathedral
The instrument middleware rip-off
Interoperability and the ontology of ontologies

Science and research blogs, with varying objectives one would think, set a high benchmark, from the popular to the academic:

http://scienceblogs.com/

http://blogs.nasa.gov/

https://labmedicineblog.com/

http://startalkradio.co/blog/

https://www.tesla.com/blog

http://www.masterorganicchemistry.com/blog/

http://www.planetary.org/blogs/

Lemoene, 15 November 2016