I noticed yesterday that RT Cunningham, who runs Untwisted Vortex, had added a section called “My Communities” to his blog detail page on BlogCatalog. “How’d he do that?”, I wondered.
I had a brief chat with RT online, and he told me how to set this up on the “Edit My Profile” page. It’s about half […]
If you’re a blogger and you haven’t already done so, you should consider registering for Divya Uttams’s Blogging to Fame Awards. Divya’s take on blogging is that Google PageRank, whilst in itself a commendable achievement and a measurement of some kind of success, isn’t the only reward you should receive for running a successful blog. […]
Whilst I live in the UK, I’m conscious of the fact that most of my readers live in the USA.
With this in mind, I’d like to take a couple of minutes of your time to point out a charitable cause in the USA to which you might wish to consider giving a donation. BlogCatalog, the […]
It seems that not many bloggers I know are taking advantage of the coComment service, which I mentioned briefly in this posting, so I thought it might be helpful to go into a little more detail about what the service has to offer.
coComment is an service which is used for tracking online conversations. If, like […]
Tammie Beagle was kind enough to award me with a Thinking Blogger Award. Of course, the timing was such that she hadn’t yet read this post
Anyhow, here’s my award. Isn’t it nice?
The award, though, has some rules and responsibilities attached to it. These are:
1. If, and only if, you get tagged, write a […]
Nick Pruett has started a project where he would like 2,000 bloggers to submit a word that is important to them.
Seems like a fun idea! Why not hop over there now and add your word?
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BlogFlux, which has a number of interesting services available for bloggers, has launched a new service called Commentful.
Commentful is used for tracking posts on blogs, bulletin boards and a number of social sites, and it notifies you whenever a new comment has been added. This is useful, for example, if you ask a question on […]
