BlogChalking @ Radio Free Blogistan

August 3, 2002

Christian Crumlish

Daniel P�dua has come up with a way to facilitate geographical (and other keyword) searching for blogs. He calls it blogChalking (partly inspired by the popular warchalking meme of the moment).

I've added the icon:

to my navigation panel and the applicable keywords to my META tags in the HEAD of my homepage template. Last, it appears you need to use the keywords at least once in the body of a post, so here goes nothin':

Google! DayPop! This is my blogchalk: English, United States, Oakland, San Antonio, xian, Male, 36-40!

Posted by xian at August 3, 2002 1:18 AM

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