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Revision as of 10:06, 11 January 2008
- For the AboutUs Weblog, please see blog.AboutUs.org.
A Weblog (also known as a blog) is an interactive website providing for commentary, news, personal diary and other information presented in a chronological (or reverse chronological) order. A common way for interaction between the writer (blogger) and the readers is the ability of blogs to provide reader comments on weblog posts. They often include text, images and links to other web pages, related media or other weblogs. Weblogging software is often characterized by the ability for users to easily create great looking weblogs without needing to learn complex markup code.
People who write blogs are often known as "Bloggers" (which is a differentiation from the blogging service/site Blogger.com.
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Other resources
- WordPress.org's Intro to Blogging
- Wikipedia's Blog Article
- Online Journalism Review has a Blog software comparison chart from May 2006.
The AboutUs Weblog
On AboutUs, we have our own wiki weblog:
- You can view the current weblog post on our home page, at www.aboutusweblog.org, and on the AboutUsWeblog.org (which also contains information about the AboutUs Weblog project, links to past posts and more.
- A chronological list of previous AboutUs Weblog can be found at Weblog/2007.