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Re: GReader Leaderboard: Louis Gray

Mens Wedding Bands — Thu, 04 Feb 2010 06:21:38 -0000

However, I believe that as I produce leaderboards for more people, I’ll find it filled more and more by those magazine-blog-whatevers like TechCrunch and Centernetworks.

Re: GReader Leaderboard: Louis Gray

Elena — Sun, 25 Jan 2009 03:25:59 -0000

I’m really impressed with your article, that was exactly what I was looking for.. it was certainly a great read for me, I’ll be looking forward for more of your articles cause that’s one of the best I’ve read recently. Keep up the good work
Thank you

Re: GReader Leaderboard: Louis Gray

Yuvi Panda — Thu, 15 Jan 2009 18:00:09 -0000

That directed at Louis or me (for missing you as an Indi blogger)? :D

Thanks for dropping by!

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Dan — Thu, 15 Jan 2009 17:58:00 -0000

Wow and thanks for the hat tip that is very cool. So if we ever meet, I buy first round drink of choice. r/Dan ~techwag

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Mark — Tue, 13 Jan 2009 16:33:53 -0000

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Re: GReader Leaderboard: Louis Gray

Svetlana Gladkova — Mon, 12 Jan 2009 04:30:59 -0000

Louis, thanks for the explanation about my absence, I guess I'll have to rethink my posting schedule again to ensure at least some sort of comeback to your leaderboard :) Anyway good to be interesting even despite the timezones!

Re: GReader Leaderboard: Louis Gray

Yuvi Panda — Sun, 11 Jan 2009 07:04:04 -0000

Sorry about that mixup about the blogs count - that's what you get for taking yourself out of the Social Media loop for 6 months and banging out code :)

And, yes, the files are sent :)

Re: GReader Leaderboard: Louis Gray

Louis Gray — Sat, 10 Jan 2009 19:25:52 -0000

Yuvi is sharp and can see trends. Your focus on Enterprise 2.0 ramped up after you got your "new" job, and while they're no doubt good posts, the change made them less relevant, in my opinion, to who I commonly share with. So I continue to read and share selectively. This also proves the sharing is done without bias, for if were based on personality, I'd share a lot more of yours, right?

Regarding Profy, Svetlana is a good writer with interesting insight, but after the shakeup that saw the site fractured, her posts are now on "her time" - aka Russian time zones, not ours, and she may often respond much later to the news of the day, meaning I'd already shared it from somewhere else. Now, I'll find her best being shared from others on FriendFeed.

Similarly, you'll note Mashable is not included in the "last 1,000" list after ranking #23 on the "last 5,000".

Find any other trends that aren't about bhc3?

Re: GReader Leaderboard: Louis Gray

Hutch Carpenter — Sat, 10 Jan 2009 17:29:38 -0000

Thanks Yuvi. And what's up Louis? Get back to sharing my posts man!

Re: GReader Leaderboard: Louis Gray

Louis Gray — Sat, 10 Jan 2009 17:00:13 -0000

Yuvi, thanks for running the numbers. You're much better at this geek stuff than I am!

Regarding individual blogs vs. multi-author pro blogs, you missed TechWag, by Dan Morrill, which actually is #9 overall in my last 1,000 and #16 overall in the last 5,000. Including mine, that makes 4 blogs in the top 10, plus the others.

In the Top 25, for blogs, I'd count mine, Scoble, Dan, Dave Winer, The Gray Effect, Rob Diana, Jason Kaneshiro, Chris Brogan, Steven Hodson, Adam Singer, GrowMap, Daring Fireball, Loic and Jesse Stay. That brings us to 14 of the top 25.

The reasons the "magazine-blog-whatevers" as you call them are featured in many people's leaderboards, including mine is two-fold. One, the quantity of the posts practically guarantees they will have a good share. Second, they actually write some good articles and have access to news. TechCrunch, RWW, GigaOM, Centernetworks are all good examples of that.

Thanks for running the data! Can I have the 1,000 and the 5,000 in an Excel file by e-mail? :-)