Banned Domains Let Back into Digg

Neil Patel — Fri, 23 Feb 2007 21:03:50 +0000

It seems Digg has unbanned a list of sites by letting them back in. From what I have noticed here are the sites that have been allowed back in.

If you see any inaccuracies in the list or know of any other sites, please feel free to leave a comment.

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Which List Are You On?

Nathan Weinberg — Mon, 20 Nov 2006 18:46:59 +0000

Frank Arrigo links to Kineda, which now has a widget which queries Technorati to determine where you go in the blogging hierarchy, from the A-List to the D-List. Frank’s happy to be on the B-List, but I’m shocked that I am apparently an A-Lister.

Basically, the widget’s determination of an A-List blogger:

In the final group we see what might be considered the blogging elite. This group, which represents more than 4,000 blogs, exhibits a radical shift in post frequency as well as blog age. Bloggers of this type have been at it longer – a year and a half on average – and post nearly twice a day, an increase in posting volume of over 100% from the previous group. Many of the blogs in this category, in fact, are about as old as Technorati and we’ve grown up together. Some of these are full-fledge professional enterprises that post many, many times per day and behave increasingly like our friends in the mainstream media. As has been widely reported, the impact of these bloggers on our cultures and democracies is increasingly dramatic.

Plus, it’s nice to know that InsideMicrosoft is firmly on the B-List.

How many people can claim to have one of each?

Personally, I think the site’s determination of an A-Lister is too broad, but I’m not gonna complain about my personal results

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