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	<title>Comments on: EatonWeb Sifts The Best Blogs To the Top</title>
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		<title>By: ashok</title>
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		<description>A suggestion: it would not be hard for you to compile a list of top poetry blogs and stick that under &quot;books and literature&quot; or put it under its own category. There are many professional poets blogging and online journals all of which link to each other - i.e. look up someone like Amy King and see her blogroll, and you&#039;ll find a ton of reputable poets working in various languages who are active online. You might ask &quot;Who cares about poetry,&quot; but truth be told, there is a large community of academics in any field online (look up the blog Terra Nova if you don&#039;t believe me), and if you show that you recognize they&#039;re there, they should give your directory that much more weight.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>A suggestion: it would not be hard for you to compile a list of top poetry blogs and stick that under &#8220;books and literature&#8221; or put it under its own category. There are many professional poets blogging and online journals all of which link to each other &#8211; i.e. look up someone like Amy King and see her blogroll, and you&#8217;ll find a ton of reputable poets working in various languages who are active online. You might ask &#8220;Who cares about poetry,&#8221; but truth be told, there is a large community of academics in any field online (look up the blog Terra Nova if you don&#8217;t believe me), and if you show that you recognize they&#8217;re there, they should give your directory that much more weight.</p>
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