Library Cataloging
Walt Crawford includes some kind words about Catalogablog in his latest Crawford Files, Starting a Bicycle Club: Weblogs Revisited. In the past such a comment would have resulted in a surge of new readers or at least hits on the front page. This time that did not happen. The number of readers has remained constant. The only reason I can think of is that everybody who would be interested in a 'blog on library cataloging already knows of Catalogablog and either reads it or finds it not to their liking. Everbody interested in this bicycle club has joined.That's fine. I still find it useful to continue and I never expected to reach the same number of readers as American Libraries. Having a huge number of readers was not among the reasons I began this 'blog. I am surprised by how many people do find it useful and do read it regularly. Thanks to all who have made suggestions, passed on news items and helped make this a better 'blog. Please continue to do so.
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Library Cataloging
Catalogablog
Walt Crawford includes some kind words about Catalogablog in his latest Crawford Files, Starting a Bicycle Club: Weblogs Revisited. In the past such a comment would have resulted in a surge of new readers or at least hits on the front page. This time that did not happen. The number of readers has remained constant. The only reason I can think of is that everybody who would be interested in a 'blog on library cataloging already knows of Catalogablog and either reads it or finds it not to their liking. Everbody interested in this bicycle club has joined.That's fine. I still find it useful to continue and I never expected to reach the same number of readers as American Libraries. Having a huge number of readers was not among the reasons I began this 'blog. I am surprised by how many people do find it useful and do read it regularly. Thanks to all who have made suggestions, passed on news items and helped make this a better 'blog. Please continue to do so.
I've added this weblog to the Facebook Blog Network, now you can read it there is that is your preference.Making your content available in more places makes metrics hard. Before Bloglines, Google Reader, Facebook Blog Network, Planet Catalog, and...
- 025.431: The Dewey Blog
025.431: The Dewey blog is a weblog covering topics related to the Dewey Decimal Classification (DDC) and knowledge organization (KO). You' ll find news of, and views on, current issues; links to interesting, amusing, and/or unusual DDC/KO-related...
- Happy Birthday
Now We Are Two. Two years ago I started Catalogablog. I saw it as an experiment in blogging, a possible way to keep in touch with news in cataloging and a way of archiving items of interest. It is still an experiment, though less so. I have found that...
- Blogging
An interview with Rebecca Blood, author of The Weblog Handbook, appeared on Tech TV the other night.Librarians have taken to bloggin in a big way. Steven and Greg have started a 'blog, LIS Blogsource, just to keep up with the new ones appearing. I...
- First Have Something To Say
The new book by Walt Crawford, First Have Something to Say: Writing for the Library Profession is due in June.In First Have Something to Say, author Walt Crawford lends a personal perspective on writing for the library field. He covers all the forums...