I don’t understand how the TTLB ecosystem works since it’s upgrade.
It’s inbound uniques don’t match Technorati and it’s difficult to read the blog stats because it looks like a forum of folders.
Moot point. Sometime in the near future if a message such as: I’m a large mammal in the TTLB Ecosystem isn’t on the blog sidebar access will be restricted. I’m not a button type, so I won’t be adding it.
I prefer Technorati because it updates quickly, users don’t need a tech degree to understand it, and gives me the stats I need to get back to bloggers. It’s reasonable presence doesn’t clutter the sidebar or give out information readers aren’t interested in.
Daypop and blogdex also appear to be behind, I like that you chose to opt in however, and I’m wondering what sites are the most useful to ping. Blogdex hasn’t tracked BDBO since December.
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Yeah, that’s just flat out ghetto. Something about TTLB’s alogrithm just seems borked…
I’m learning to take my TTLB status with a grain of salt. Yesterday it had me with over 1300 links and I was a mortal human. Today, I’m at something like 400 links and am a large mammal. I guess its nice being a large mammal, but, sigh, . . . I sure enjoyed being human for a day.
Anyway, makes you wonder what’s up.
Yeah.
I’ve got no beef with The Bear, he had his ecosystem up a long time and provided a good service. The competition is really stiff and it’s understandable better services sprang up. Like Daypop he singlehandedly gave what was useful to bloggers and we owe him a debt of thanks.
But TTLB is as Nikkiana says, borked.
People have had trackback spam (can’t trace) that started when the new Blogdom list went up. It’s probably a coincidence, it’s easier just to clean it up and turn trackback off though.