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February 13, 2006 By

Ever find a blogger you really like and wonder “are there other blogs similar to this one?” Well, that’s what BlogCode is trying to do. Mine will be indexed shortly (I filled out a short “code” about my blog and at the end of it I learned that Matt Cutts of Google is similar to me. I already subscribe to Matt, but that does demonstrate that this is a good way to find out if there’s other bloggers who are similar to your interests).

Oh, and Matt, if you ever wanna sneak onto Microsoft’s campus (it’s just half a mile from Google’s in Mountain View) let me know. Our cafeteria isn’t as hip, but I’ll buy you lunch and show you around. Why did I say that? Well, he took photos of Ask Jeeves’ corporate offices today and wondered if he could get access to other Silicon Valley offices for his picture-taking exploits. After all, Google let me onto its campus with my camcorder a while back so turnaround is fair play!

Update: the list of blogs that are similar to mine is up now. Neat, some cool new blogs that I didn’t know about!

Oh, while we’re talking about blogs similar to mine, I see there was a dustup over on Doc Searls blog (and others) about the fact that the Z list is being kept out of the kingdom by the A list bloggers. I guess by linking to Doc’s blog I’m a gatekeeper and I’m just working to keep the Z list down. Hey, it’s a conspiracy. If we only link to each other you’ll never be able to find any new voices, right?

Here, let’s play a game. Everyone in the world say “brrreeeport” on your blog and you’ll be listed on this Technorati page automatically. Heh. There are also no pages on the Internet linked to for that term on Google, Yahoo, or MSN.

So, now you too can take down the man! Get your due! Get around the gatekeepers. Tell all those A list bloggers to screw off and die! Heheh. Or, you can let me own that term all bymyself! Heheh.

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it’s a feature for portal integration, not as useful for individuals like me
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http://www.arunbalaji.com/ @runb@laj!

try this search – @runb@laj! on google yahoo microsoft or any other search engine.

and i am sure u will find my website and webpages related to me in that search results.

why cant u try with say bill g@tes and all

becos email addresses were harvested using the @ symbol
so all search engines decided to exclude @ symbol in search results

the only keyword to survive is mine.

u will find many results some of which link to this keyeword which misuse this keyword.

when i created it and used it my website was the only result on any search engines results.

now after this post the keyword will be deleted from all search engines.

now i am writing a post which will contribute more words like brrreeeport and all.

that post will read like its trash and unless u know ur englisgh we;ll and net well ur will reafd ;ike trash

bye
@runb@laj!
http://www.arunbalaji.com @runb@laj!

try this search – @runb@laj! on google yahoo microsoft or any other search engine.

and i am sure u will find my website and webpages related to me in that search results.

why cant u try with say bill g@tes and all

becos email addresses were harvested using the @ symbol
so all search engines decided to exclude @ symbol in search results

the only keyword to survive is mine.

u will find many results some of which link to this keyeword which misuse this keyword.

when i created it and used it my website was the only result on any search engines results.

now after this post the keyword will be deleted from all search engines.

now i am writing a post which will contribute more words like brrreeeport and all.

that post will read like its trash and unless u know ur englisgh we;ll and net well ur will reafd ;ike trash

bye
@runb@laj!
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Do you think that this is a better way than Technorati to categorize blogs? brrreeeport…
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To aid in this I have set up http://www.brrreeeport.org which lists the top referrers to it.
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http://mnorgblogs.blogspot.com/ Douglas

I visited BlogCode, and it seems to be a variation on the Alexa theme of getting lots of blog reviews. It is an upstat on Alexa, in that the sliders cause people to be descriptive, instead of just saying “This blog rocks!” or “This blog stinks!” However, they should just say “Describe this blog,” instead of “code this blog.” It took too long to figure out how to give them what they wanted, and it wouldn’t hurt for them to say how to contact them, either.

BlogCode’s top 3 matches for my Minnesota blog aggregator were 1) a software development blog in the UK, 2) an intellectual property lawyer’s blog in Canada, and 3) a software developer’s blog in Liechtenstein, in German. I kept wondering “.li? What is .li?” There seem to be still a few bugs in the system, but it’s interesting.

I was talking to someone about BlogCode last night, and they said, “I would like for it to tell me about blogs that are wildly unlike my blog.” BlogCode doesn’t seem to have that feature yet.
http://mnorgblogs.blogspot.com Douglas

I visited BlogCode, and it seems to be a variation on the Alexa theme of getting lots of blog reviews. It is an upstat on Alexa, in that the sliders cause people to be descriptive, instead of just saying “This blog rocks!” or “This blog stinks!” However, they should just say “Describe this blog,” instead of “code this blog.” It took too long to figure out how to give them what they wanted, and it wouldn’t hurt for them to say how to contact them, either.

BlogCode’s top 3 matches for my Minnesota blog aggregator were 1) a software development blog in the UK, 2) an intellectual property lawyer’s blog in Canada, and 3) a software developer’s blog in Liechtenstein, in German. I kept wondering “.li? What is .li?” There seem to be still a few bugs in the system, but it’s interesting.

I was talking to someone about BlogCode last night, and they said, “I would like for it to tell me about blogs that are wildly unlike my blog.” BlogCode doesn’t seem to have that feature yet.
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