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Re: All Malaysian Bloggers Project

Deeroy — Mon, 11 Jun 2007 09:49:16 -0000

guys..maybe i'll check it out..we must stop expecting returns for each favours we do.If it has an objective to unite our bloggers nationwide...why not? I may have a small blog and it doesn't feed me so maybe I'm biassed in my thinking...but seriously we must support fellow Malaysians in their projects.I myself own a blog directory and I even put liewcf.com in my sponsored lists...do I get anything in return? no! but heck I love this blog so that's why its there.I subscribe to friedbeef's ,cypherhacks,hong kiat not to mention clicking on their google ads If i find them interesting...and I read them more often than arrington's Techcrunch or LockergnomeLockergnome..why? coz Malaysians need to put our mark by supporting and visit each other's blog...and not form a cartel of highly succesful bloggers linking to each other.Alright you guys can bash me up now....just getting to much into the 50th year thing....hehehe

Re: All Malaysian Bloggers Project

Zaidi — Sun, 10 Jun 2007 15:55:35 -0000

Great effort. Hope more 40's Malaysian parents are into blogging.

Re: All Malaysian Bloggers Project

iCalvyn — Sat, 09 Jun 2007 15:26:25 -0000

your 2nd point are right...We are actually giving them traffic...less people will find blog from that directory...

Re: All Malaysian Bloggers Project

Nasir — Sat, 09 Jun 2007 14:14:13 -0000

I meant... "That's something that online sites in Malaysia don't get" ;)

And you can't compare Metropolitan College with The Star! That's like comparing a high school with a university! (bad analogy, I know)

Re: All Malaysian Bloggers Project

Nasir — Sat, 09 Jun 2007 14:08:56 -0000

The humongous traffic for the small guys however, if you manage to get a recognition from this influential organization called "The Star"... hmm, practically everyone who blogs in Malaysia knows them... (and some read The Star religiously, both online and offline).

Although AllMalaysia.info is not as popular as some of the independent blogs/sites by Malaysians, The Star is many, many times more popular than most of these indy sites. And it has offline power -- the mainstream media influence. At least several millions people read the Star everyday -- that's nothing like online sites in Malaysia gets!

I had my deep thoughts on it too, but I on the other hand think, as biased as the results could come out, the project will be considerably a success -- one of the big ones, ever. Even if Liew won't join in, I'm pretty sure, many/most bloggers will. ;)

I also wasn't really enticed with the Genting prize. I'd rather get a MacBook, an iPod or some other things that I can keep. Been to Genting too many times already...

BTW, many people seem to pick the banner with the flags... How patriotic Malaysians are in light with our 50th Merdeka celebration! Caya la...

Re: All Malaysian Bloggers Project

Friedbeef — Sat, 09 Jun 2007 13:44:39 -0000

It gets like 1-2k visitors based on my Alexa estimates.

ps. Not attractive enough for me too.

Hong Kiat said it got him like zero traffic, so results all around doesn't seem encouraging

Re: All Malaysian Bloggers Project

Colin Charles — Sat, 09 Jun 2007 03:43:36 -0000

Well, it only gains traffic from your blog provided you blog about it. So, don't blog about it :-)

@exif: I highly doubt that. I'd register, but heck, there's no way they're going to control/monitor me - I'm hardly even in the country and my blog isn't hosted there

Re: All Malaysian Bloggers Project

KennyP — Sat, 09 Jun 2007 03:19:45 -0000

Discriminate on chinese blog?

Re: All Malaysian Bloggers Project

JennyHow — Sat, 09 Jun 2007 03:18:35 -0000

now you sounded that is another link-bait thing :) and oh, do you mean the genting trip 'do' or 'don't' attract you enuff? you put do in your post.

Re: All Malaysian Bloggers Project

Exif — Sat, 09 Jun 2007 01:20:05 -0000

Is that a way, at least, to keep track of all Malaysian bloggers in order to control and to monitor them?