Above is the result of a readability test for this blog.
If you believe the test whatever is written on this blog can only be understood by a genius. That of course seriously limits the amount of potential readers. Could that be the reason that this blog is not in the Technorati Top Blogs list? Because when you look at it’s top 5, four have High School Level Readability (Engadget, Gizmodo, BoingBoing and TechCrunch) and one is at Junior High Level (Huffington Post).
It’s more likely that the authors of those blogs have found an effective and entertaining way communicating about popular issues/subjects (4 feature gadgets/geek/tech-news, 1 is about politics) that people are passionate about.
Original link via Crunchgear.
Here’s this week’s Weekly LInkage for November 18Th 2007
Blendie: a blender that starts when you growl at it (via Kottke)
Art in motion (via Weburbanist)
A surefire way to win at monopoly (via Kottke)
Despite the fact that the year is still going strong, here are some of the best magazine and book covers for 2007 (via Kottke)
And of course there are the links from the Digg-nation: Somebody has decided to build egg city. Others design creative business cards and in Japan they just do some strange inventing. While here are some videos for some awesome office hacky-sac skills or how lightning hits the replica of the Eifel Tower in Las Vegas.
Enjoy!
It seems like yesterday that I fired up Blogger for the first time and started writing this post. But that’s exactly 2 years and 151 posts ago so today marks Ylliks’s 2nd anniversary!
The blog hasn’t turned into an Engadget or Huffington Post traffic wise, but I’ve never expected it to do so. Returning visitors have gone up during the 2 years, so has overall traffic and rss-subscriptions. But don’t get me wrong, they are not even up in the several hundreds a month.
But I enjoy the blogging experience weekly and I have some plans to expand it further (maybe to 2 a week) since I want to become a better writer (for professional and personal reasons). The Weekly Linkage will stay put (it returns tomorrow) but I’m planning on doing more actual writing. So expect to see some more posts in the future.
So let me use this opportunity to thank the people who’ve been kind enough to give me feedback and who visit here on a regular basis. I know who you are and it’s highly appreciated.
So thanks again and I hope to see you all again soon!
