Zoli’s running a poll on new Technorati

I voted for “love it.”

  • http://radaronpaws.wordpress.com/ radaronpaws

    I like it too! Very clean looking.

  • http://radaronpaws.wordpress.com/ radaronpaws

    I like it too! Very clean looking.

  • toivo

    what is this technocrati thing? could it be described with one word? what it would be?

  • toivo

    what is this technocrati thing? could it be described with one word? what it would be?

  • http://www.damnralph.com/ Ralph Whitbeck

    Some other good news from the Technoroti refresh is that we learned that they are using the new jQuery JavaScript API http://jquery.com/blog/2006/07/24/technorati-using-jquery/

  • http://www.damnralph.com Ralph Whitbeck

    Some other good news from the Technoroti refresh is that we learned that they are using the new jQuery JavaScript API http://jquery.com/blog/2006/07/24/technorati-using-jquery/

  • Christopher Coulter

    One vote for ‘Who Cares’…

  • Christopher Coulter

    One vote for ‘Who Cares’…

  • http://www.zoliblog.com/ Zoli Erdos

    Toivo, yes, the word is: t-e-c-h-n-o-r-a-t-i :-)

  • http://www.zoliblog.com Zoli Erdos

    Toivo, yes, the word is: t-e-c-h-n-o-r-a-t-i :-)

  • http://www.martingordon.org/blog Martin Gordon

    I only use Technorati as an outlet for my blog, I don’t use it for its blog-finding abilities. It picks up way too much garbage and foreign-language stuff for it to be really useful. Not to mention that I don’t know where to start. I’d much rather take recommendations from subject matter experts themselves than have to dig through Technorati myself :)

    I’ll stick to Digg, TechMeme, Scoble and Rubel (and a multitude of others) for my blogosphere needs.

  • http://www.martingordon.org/blog Martin Gordon

    I only use Technorati as an outlet for my blog, I don’t use it for its blog-finding abilities. It picks up way too much garbage and foreign-language stuff for it to be really useful. Not to mention that I don’t know where to start. I’d much rather take recommendations from subject matter experts themselves than have to dig through Technorati myself :)

    I’ll stick to Digg, TechMeme, Scoble and Rubel (and a multitude of others) for my blogosphere needs.

  • LayZ

    too busy. Take a clue from google. Nothing below the fold. If I have to scroll down on a home page, there is too much content to absorb.

  • LayZ

    too busy. Take a clue from google. Nothing below the fold. If I have to scroll down on a home page, there is too much content to absorb.

  • http://www.cypherxero.net/ Cody

    I still prefer Google Blog Search. It’s simple and gets right to the point. There’s no need for javascript (AJAX) and bright, flashy graphics. I don’t use Technorati at all, Google Blog Search works JUST fine.

  • http://www.cypherxero.net Cody

    I still prefer Google Blog Search. It’s simple and gets right to the point. There’s no need for javascript (AJAX) and bright, flashy graphics. I don’t use Technorati at all, Google Blog Search works JUST fine.

  • http://www.zoliblog.com/ Zoli Erdos

    Robert, thanks for the link, I am still getting votes – plan to close it tomorrow, and bring the results back here.

  • http://www.zoliblog.com Zoli Erdos

    Robert, thanks for the link, I am still getting votes – plan to close it tomorrow, and bring the results back here.

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  • http://www.zoliblog.com/ Zoli Erdos

    Here are the poll results, based on 347 votes so far. It’s still open, I will update the numbers later.

  • http://www.zoliblog.com Zoli Erdos

    Here are the poll results, based on 347 votes so far. It’s still open, I will update the numbers later.

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