Herewith a map of the Blogosphere that I found "stumbling" around the Internet the other evening. It's not how I would have imagined it -- but I'm guessing the artist may have had a map of Middle Earth by J.R.R. Tolkien in mind?
You can get a larger version of the map by clicking on it. I found the map here.In the meantime, I'm working on a big project -- actual legal work, believe it or not -- so I may not get back here until late today... or even tomorrow.
14 comments:
interesting curmy! now if you have all that "real" work to do you had better swallow that vitamin. (hereafter just tyvc)
smiles, bee
yes don't forget your vitamins - ok - now go be lawyerly - and do tell us about it later sil vous plait.
Oh I do like that map....I think my hubby would appreciate it....it would give him some idea as to what part of the blog world I am in at any given time....
Cheers...and happy Thursday!
Cool! On which of "the Internets" did you find it?
BWAHAHAHAHAHA!
Sorry...I couldn't resist!
[If you don't know what I'm referring to, check: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internets_(colloquialism)]
When the computer gioes down, we've entered Mordor.
Very interesting.. but they should have adding us other bloggers.
My son said this is called a Map of the Internet, not just the blogosphere..
You could fool me, but he's the geek in the house
;-)
look how big myspace is!
I'm still sailing the noob sea, sadly....
For some reason, I've always thought of the Blogosphere as more of a galaxy sort of area rather than a series of land masses!
I think Patti's son may be on to something!
I always thought of the internet as an ether kind of place - the fact that each email is split into bizillion parts when sent and reunited into the original sentences at the destination - because the Army developed it that way for security reasons - makes it more stellar to me! Makes me believe that some days the email shoots through my brain and takes away any contiguous thoughts.
Part two -
BWAHAHAHAHAHA!
I love that sound! spelled out! My daughter makes that sound a lot - when normal life is so ludicrous...
XKCD.com is a brilliant site, and the guy who drwas them is an absolute genius.
Oh my, I did not realize My Space was...such a big space. Maybe it's hip to be on My Space but I always think of crazy teenagers when I think of My Space. (this includes my two teenagers)
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