welcome to the blogosphere
Social media expert Matthew Hurst recently collected link data for six weeks and produced this plot of the most active and interconnected parts of the blogosphere.
The yellow number 5 on the left is supposed to be us:
No discussion of the blogosphere would be complete without a nod to online smut. This outlying island of blue represents the linked-up world of bloggers who traffic in the latest news and gossip from the world of pornography. Oh, yeah, and pictures.
Only a few of us link back in to the glowing white hub, which represents a truly boggling number of links and readers. I'm surprised the sex network isn't bigger. I dunno though, it's kind of nice out in our little outlying porn system. :)






Lol, well, we never wanted to be the same as everyone else, right? Us "bloggers who traffic in the latest news and gossip from the world of pornography" like to lie out a bit. It's much more quiet there. ;)
ReplyDeleteBut indeed, I'm surprised it's only that small an area!
Welcome back to the world of regular blogging! Glad that you are back. Some very interesting blogs in the last couple of days. Keep up the good work! If you need a new Dom for your paysite you know that you can always call on me!
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Considering how large the sex-blogging world looks to us, that just gives you the idea of the mind-bogglingly massive scale of bloggosphere in general. Just thinking about it makes me want to lie down for a while.
ReplyDeleteIrelynn - GOSSIP TRAFFICKING. That is what we do. Yup yup!
ReplyDeleteJake - thankyou! It's good to be back :)
Adele - I KNOW. HOW MANY BLOGS IS THAT. It's quite brain-breaking.
Considering how many visits my own blog gets, and how many visits more popular blogs of its type can get on a daily basis, it's mindboggling that we're such a small percentage of total blogging. I guess that we just network better than most.
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