Most Authority
by Cem Basman
Did you know that vowe dot net has according to Technorati the most authority worldwide in Lotus, Domino, Workplace and Workspace? And that vowe is #2 in Notes, Groupware, Palm and Treo? And not bad at all in Collaboration (#3), Nokia (#4), Journalist (#5), Communication (#6)? However, the Mac tag is somewhere around #15 ... Stay tuned, folks.
Tags: technorati tags tagging
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Cem, did you notice that you get the first three hits for Cem Technorati on Google? :-)
In a couple of weeks "Ceci n'est pas un blog" will not be true anymore, ... and you will become a "blogger" (and not only a "collaborator"), Herr Weber - I'm proud we have at least tagging now ... ;)
Is this an echo chamber?
Was ich damit eigentlich sagen wollte: Du nimmst Technorati viel zu wichtig. Dort wird nur mit einer einzigen Größe gemessen: Inbound Links von anderen Blogs. Sollte Scoble also sein Blog mit dem Tag Fussballbundesliga versehen, wäre er auf einen Sitz die #1, obwohl er noch nie was dazu geschrieben hat.
Volker, ich nehme Technorati nicht so ernst wie du es glaubst, andererseits sind das da oben generische englische Stichwörter/Tags, wo sich durchaus die grossen Blogs tummeln. So gesehen, ist vowe dot net nicht in schlechter Gesellschaft, finde ich.
Since Technorati isn't reflecting my tags, I am very disappointed with that service and don't give it's ranking a lot of weight. But that hasn't stopped me from tagging my stuff. And listing vowe.net as a favorite. :-)
Gregg, you may have already done this so forgive me if you have: to get the most out what Technorati offer, you need to claim—and then tag—your site. Once you’ve done that, each time you make a post with tags in it, you’ll want to ping Technorati’s service. You should definitely see your site listed properly then.
In these days Technorati is a very popular service. Sometimes too popular:
"Sorry, we couldn't complete your search because we're experiencing a high volume of requests right now. Please try again in a minute or add this search to your watchlist to track conversation."
The pings are not always processed in time. Sometimes they even get lost. True. But that's life ... ;)
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