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I was never linked by blogs that took part in Blogroll Amnesty Day". I never asked to be. And I really don't care that much about the "big boys of blogging" not linking to me. But the fact is, blog with lots of incoming links show up higher in Google searches. Putting together this blog is my small effort toward helping make sure the perspective of the de-linked can be heard.
About "Blogroll Amnesty Day"
In Brief
Every incoming link, even to your own diary on a community blog, benefits the owner of the blog. Much the way people started rethinking whether they wanted to shop at WalMart, it's worth considering where you want to "spend" your links.
There's a list of prominent people--officeholders, candidates and others, who have posted diaries at Kos here. At some point, we need to start looking at that list to see who among those people we would like to start contacting, and, in a calm, intelligent manner, expressing our desire that they engage in some "netroots outreach" on sites that are run in a more "democratic" manner.
There's a list of prominent people--officeholders, candidates and others, who have posted diaries at Kos here. At some point, we need to start looking at that list to see who among those people we would like to start contacting, and, in a calm, intelligent manner, expressing our desire that they engage in some "netroots outreach" on sites that are run in a more "democratic" manner.
Links
- Blue Gal
- Brilliant at Breakfast
- Cap'n Dyke: Pirate Queen and Rogue Blogger
- Drinking Liberally in New Milford
- Jon Swift
- My Left Wing
- Never in Our Names
- Pharyngula
- Rude Pundit
- skippy the bush kangaroo
- Surf Putah
- Survivor Left Blogistan
- Talk Like a Pirate Day
- The Conceptual Guerilla
- The Field Negro
- The Strange Death of Liberal America
- The Truth About Kos
- WTF is it Now??
Blog Archive
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2007
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February
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- Pharyngula's Blogroll Open Enrollment Day
- About that "Borg" reference
- Cat herding
- Friday night immaturity
- More meta blogroll pondering
- Independent Bloggers' Alliance update
- Independent Bloggers' Alliance
- "How much is your blog worth?"
- Buckeye State Blog teams up with BlogPac
- Buckeye State Blog update
- Trying something
- When bloggers hook up
- An example of the "new direction" for the Kos blog...
- Ask Jim Webb to broaden his netroots outreach
- "I hope"
- Napoleon Syndrome by Proxy
- Sigh
- "Gate crashing" for profit
- Senator Dodd at Booman Tribune
- "Outta there"
- Wikipedia
- Jon Swift interview with Bloggasm
- A couple new posts
- Elected officials' netroots outreach
- Banned at DailyKos
- New "warning" at Big Orange
- More on the business of blogging
- Blogging about blogrolling
- Blogdom as high school
- The Galloping Beaver Weighs In
- Why links matter, part 2
- Some thoughts from Brilliant at Breakfast
- Shaping "the blogosphere we want"
- "Sweat Equity"
- Skippy's Blogroll Amnesty Offering
- What the heck...
- Blogroll Scrooges Must Be Punished
- What is "Blogroll Amnesty Day"?
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February
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6 comments:
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Hi Renee,
I was wondering if you could come up with a smaller graphic that would fit in the sidebar of a blog. Thanks.
catnip, I'm sure we could do that. I just didn't know if this what we'd end up using. Like I mentioned, I'm married to an actual graphics person who could do more of a real logo if there was enough interest in this. For demonstration purposes, I just grabbed the little people from a bumper sticker he did, and added the text.
Renee - I give you kudos for taking what folks are saying - what they're voicing as concerns, listening/reading and then trying to create something that kind of does what people kind of want, without it being what they don't want. Thank you. I like the logo and I'd be interested in seeing where others want to go with this.
Good stuff. Thanks Renee.
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