Posted on 07 July 2008 by crkian
If you're new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!We all know and love blogcatalog but as all things social they need new members. Despite being the most used social blog directory on the net it still needs new blood to keep it flowing. We must all know of at least another couple of bloggers who may not know about it and could use the help the forums provide or could do with having their blog listed in the directory so we all can see it.
What I am proposing is a few things.
1: Blog about Blogcatalog on the 15th of August
2: Invite at least 1 person you know Read The Rest
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Posted on 01 July 2008 by crkian
As a little gift for everyone I am releasing my blogcatalog book for free, how long it will remain free I dont know. But if you do like it please consider buying it using the links on the right to my lulu store. You can get it in paperback or redownload the ebook that is linked below.
For an example of what you get check out this post.
Blogcatalog Example
over 100 pages on all aspects of blogcatalog.
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Blogcatalog Help Book
Popularity: 6% [?] Read The Rest
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Posted on 11 May 2008 by crkian
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Popularity: 25% [?] Read The Rest
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Posted on 12 April 2008 by crkian
Must Reads
A List Apart
Digital Web
Meyer Web
Web Standards
Clag Nut
Mezzo Blue
Sitepoint
Style Gala
Blogging Tools
Wordpress
Typepad
MSN Spaces
Moveable Type
Yahoo 360
Blogger
Colour Your Blog
Colour Palette
Colour Palette Generator
100 Random Colours
Simulate a web page with upto 5 colours
Get colour codes by copy and paste
Patterned backgrounds
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Posted on 11 April 2008 by dorman
The field of “human-powered” search engines already seems to be too crowded with Mahalo, Wikia Search, Sproose, and ChaCha (which has now decided to focus on the mobile search frontier). All of these, however, still use bots, algorithms or a staff in one way or another in order to function as desired.
Stumpedia, on the other hand, claims to be “human-powered” and actually seems to be the only such engine to be completely at the will of its users. It’s homepage states that this is a ”social search engine that relies on human participation to index, Read The Rest
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