Bobby Revell has a problem with Google.
In particular, he’s annoyed with Google’s Page Rank system, which assigns a numerical rank (0-10) to every page on the Internet that Google knows about. Bobby believes that the blogosphere should be about community, about people, and not about numbers. So he’s doing something about it and the result should be useful to you.
Share and Share Alike
Bobby has started the Blogging For Friendship group writing project to incite bloggers to help their friends. The project got me thinking about what more JobMob could do for you and the growing JobMob Community.
I’m surprised that this hasn’t come up before- it would be great to start having cross-blog conversations among JobMobber bloggers. For that, we need to know if you have a blog.
If you do, mention your blog’s url in the comments and I’ll add you to the list below. Please specify (when true) that you’re already a JobMob subscriber, otherwise subscribe now via RSS or email and then say so.
If you don’t have a blog, why not? Add a comment on that instead.
Blogging Friends
To get other bloggers wondering about how they can help their friends, I’m tagging these JobMob buddies:
Blogger-to-be? Subscribe to JobMob via RSS or email for ideas on how to use your blog in your job search.
--Jacob Share
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Tags: bloggers, blogging-for-friendship, Bobby-Revell, google
Filed under: People Who Want to Help You
Jacob Share is the founder and SVP of 
cross-blog conversations! would love to do that. would you like to be a guest on my blog one of these days, mr. jobmobber?
Comment by isabella mori
— October 29, 2007 #
Sure thing, Isabella. Is there any particular topic that you have in mind?
Comment by Jacob Share
— October 30, 2007 #
You know, Jacob, it was so coincidental reading this post, because a few days prior to that I was wondering on what would be the best way to promote some of my favourite blogs and bloggers.
I’m still thinking about it, but I got some new ideas from you and Bobby Revell, and will dedicate a post to that in a near future.
P.S. I love those little flag icons you display next to each commentor. How did you get that to work?
Comment by inspirationbit
— November 3, 2007 #
oh, and those icons also show what browser and OS commentors use – how cool is that! Is there a plugin for that?
Comment by inspirationbit
— November 3, 2007 #
Hi Vivien! The icons come from FireStats, a terrific WP stats plugin written by a great guy, Omry Yadan. Tell him I sent you :)
Comment by Jacob Share
— November 3, 2007 #