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Blog Networks and 'similar blogs'
2008-Nov-24, Monday 23:55So, having joined the network of a new Facebook friend[1], I thought I'd check out my page. Still got 8 'fans' and not verified as me. But there's a new widget (see sidebar) that can auto confirm it's me and give a direct link to it for new readers. Probably worth it, I thinks.
So, having installed it, verified myself, and everything, I follow the link to the website they've set up to support it, NetworkedBlogs.com. Not bad, and possibly a useful resource (need to explore a lot more). But, as is always the case, the 'similar blogs' category throws up interesting results from the algorithm. Here's a screenshot:
( Piccy! )( Some guesswork about how the Algorithm got me similar to Dizzy Thnks )
Help me!
[1]![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
andrewducker, who most of you should probably be reading as he posts more than me currently, on frequently similar topics.
[2] ( Why I think Dizzy is an arsehole )
Dizzy doesn't think, and I'd rather not be associated with him. Help me out? Danke.
So, having installed it, verified myself, and everything, I follow the link to the website they've set up to support it, NetworkedBlogs.com. Not bad, and possibly a useful resource (need to explore a lot more). But, as is always the case, the 'similar blogs' category throws up interesting results from the algorithm. Here's a screenshot:
( Piccy! )( Some guesswork about how the Algorithm got me similar to Dizzy Thnks )
Help me!
[1]
andrewducker, who most of you should probably be reading as he posts more than me currently, on frequently similar topics.[2] ( Why I think Dizzy is an arsehole )
Dizzy doesn't think, and I'd rather not be associated with him. Help me out? Danke.
