Blog Tagging Between Websites
I have been recently involved in this phenomena called blog tagging where friends will give five facts about themselves and then list five people they can visit. From what I can tell, blog tagging started with Russ @ The Law of Mobility.Now, since this is more of a community site than a personal one, I have left the personal nature of blog tagging to happen on my personal site. That being said, here are some facts about MMM that might interest you that you may or may not know.
1. The MMM team (all 8 of us) resides in 4 US time zones and one Asian one.
2. Palm Addict was a big inspiration towards the site design (they've changed a few times, our change is a comin')
3. The first issue of MMM first released to two groups of 50 and got 0 (that's zero folks) reads total.
4. MMM's feature article, The Paperless Pulpit, received some national media attention.
5. The MMM logo was made on a napkin and honed by a non-technical friend.
I wonder what can happen though if one starts blog tagging full websites though. You know, making connections between communities of sites.
If I am allowed to bend the rules, the MMM-tagged-5 would look like this:
- GospelShare: need a mobile Bible, you are probably covered here.
- Read/WriteWeb: Some really cool information on where the Internet is going and some excellent commentary and comments.
- eBible (blog): These folks have done an excellent job in changing the way that I look at the Bible as a community resource.
- Holy Culture Radio: a home away from home with some really nice fellowhsip despite the regional distances.
- Web Worker Daily: most of us here at MMM look forward to using the web as a main workplace and WWD has some good tips on how to be successful at it.
1. The MMM team (all 8 of us) resides in 4 US time zones and one Asian one.
2. Palm Addict was a big inspiration towards the site design (they've changed a few times, our change is a comin')
3. The first issue of MMM first released to two groups of 50 and got 0 (that's zero folks) reads total.
4. MMM's feature article, The Paperless Pulpit, received some national media attention.
5. The MMM logo was made on a napkin and honed by a non-technical friend.
I wonder what can happen though if one starts blog tagging full websites though. You know, making connections between communities of sites.
If I am allowed to bend the rules, the MMM-tagged-5 would look like this:
- GospelShare: need a mobile Bible, you are probably covered here.
- Read/WriteWeb: Some really cool information on where the Internet is going and some excellent commentary and comments.
- eBible (blog): These folks have done an excellent job in changing the way that I look at the Bible as a community resource.
- Holy Culture Radio: a home away from home with some really nice fellowhsip despite the regional distances.
- Web Worker Daily: most of us here at MMM look forward to using the web as a main workplace and WWD has some good tips on how to be successful at it.
posted by Antoine @ 1/03/2007 02:45:00 PM
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