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I'm just in the process of deleting my MyBlogLog account, largely because I get fed up of my image appearing on other people's blogs. I don't quite know why but I find it somehow disconcerting to have my blog reading habits made so obviously public!
Anyway, MyBlogLog asks for a reason why the account is being closed, offering "I forgot I was a luddite" as one of the options.
Yup, that'll be the one. Lol.
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A blog about the Web, cloud infrastructure, linked data, big data, open access, digital libraries, metadata, learning, research, government, online identity, access management and anything else that takes our fancy by Pete Johnston and Andy Powell.
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I know what you mean about feeling disconcerted by MyBlogLog. In some ways it's nice to see who has been reading your blog, or someone else's but I always experience a slight jolt of discomfort when I see my own picture there, as if I've been caught doing something dodgy. Probably a research paper in this somewhere...
Posted by: Martin | January 17, 2008 at 08:46 AM