April 11, 2003
blogdex discrimination
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Whatever blogdex might say, I've found your site via InstaPundit: a link on that site will probably
get you more viewers than any other.
Thanks, Prof.!
- By: Jay C. on April 18, 2003
- By: Jay C. on April 18, 2003
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Freddie, I'm not sure if thats your site or if you are just making a comment about it. Seems rather eclectic. Not really in good taste, but I guess the title gives that away before anyone ever visits. If you are complaining, let me ask, why would you visit a site about "goodshit" anyway? If you were trolling for visitors, I doubt you'll get many second visits from people that visit through this page.
- By: Dave on April 14, 2003
- By: Dave on April 14, 2003
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try this site and tell me what you think of this as an example of westernb decadence
http://GoodShit.phlap.net
- By: freddie on April 14, 2003
- By: freddie on April 14, 2003
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Maybe it's a good idea to suggest all Persian-language bloggers to set an English title for their sites. Have you (Hossein Derek Shan) contacted them about this problem? Are you sure it's only the language problem?
- By: Ali on April 12, 2003
- By: Ali on April 12, 2003
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One other thing I forgot, even though my site is supposed to be in Blogdex, it doesn't come up in a search either, and it's English. I think they are just over run right now. Blogging is quite the rage in the U.S. lately.
- By: Dave on April 12, 2003
- By: Dave on April 12, 2003
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For what it's worth, I just did a Blogdex URL search with the word "blogspot" and got lots of non-english sites, but they were Spanish, French, etc. Perhaps it is sites with Farsi, Chinese, etc with characters that don't come up in a search. If I do a search that returns a Farsi site I'll let you know.
- By: Dave on April 12, 2003
- By: Dave on April 12, 2003
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