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At Versilio, we've created and developed the Slog with the advice of professional writers who wanted a space where they could share their interests, their work, and their creative identities. Where did we get the name? Well because it's a site and a blog, it quickly became "The Slog."
The idea is that what you write by yourself you can "Slog" with other people. There always come a time when you want to share what you've written, whether you love it or hate it, and interact with other readers and writers. That's what the Slog is for.
So to make you smile, here are a few definitions we found for the Slog that prove beyond a shadow of a doubt that the Slog is an idea that has been around for quite a long time...

Slog (n.): a website and blog for people who create. Origin: monolingual transgenic mutation observed for the first time on the web late 2010.

To slog (intransitive verb; transitive use possible): to publish on one's slog; to consult one's slog; to browse one's slog. Also known as "to slog". I like to start slogging early in the day/This way my worries all go away... (Victor Hugo). One can also slog on someone else's slog. While slogging on Swann's way, I vanquished the gloom that had taken over my soul... (Marcel Proust). I called her, I loved her, I flogged her - and then, blissfully, on and on I slogged. (F. Scott Fitzgerald).  The wind / thunders / I slog (Bashô). I think, therefore I slog. (Descartes). I wanna be slogged by you (Marilyn Monroe to Arthur Miller). I hear and I forget. I see and I remember. I slog and I understand. (Confucius)

Slogger (noun): diligent slog user