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I made it to BuzzFeed o_O

February 8th, 2007

I don’t know who submitted me, but Technorati notified me that BuzzFeed has picked me up as the fifth-best link article about Steve’s DRM letter.

That’s nifty for a whole number of reasons. I can only assume that people approve of my lengthier, more developed articles as of late – they’re a lot more effort to compose, but I suppose it pays off. A recent sharp increase in the subscriptions supports this; while between 50 and 70 people were subscribed for the most part of 2006, this has increased to a level of 75-110(!) on January 29th.

So, dear anonymous BuzzFeed user: thank you. Care for a coffee?

P.S.: For posterity’s sake:

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# Fafnir
Comment on February 8th, 2007 at 3:56 pm

Go, Chucker, go!

I was once linked from mac-essentials and the sharp rise of traffic and tickling in of links from other blogs all around the world (even month later) certainly gives a kick.

# chucker
Comment on February 8th, 2007 at 4:13 pm

Indeed, it does.

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