Create a blog site that lets you email in your new posts.
Think of posts ending in “Sent from my iPhone”.
No 140 char limit.
Hell, the whole thing could be dictated by the Dragon app and mailed in from anywhere without any editing.
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And now our wizard Gary has implemented same for this here Wetmachine site, This comment was sent in from poolside. Thanks, Gary. H
— Let’s see. Will it say sent from my iPad?
blogger.com (aka BlogSpot) gives you a private email address to mail posts to
http://posterous.com
you don’t even have to create the blog first, you just start emailing …