Technorati Favorites

by Scott Beale on February 22, 2006 · 0 comments

Technorati Favorites

Technorati just released a cool new feature called Favorites. It’s a special page where you can add up to 50 blogs and their posts will be displayed in order of most recently updated. There is even a blog search just for Favorites. Once you have setup your Favorites, you can then add code to your blog that will show the last three updates from your Favorites page. Here’s my Favorites page. Hopefully they will increase the number of blogs that it tracks, since I follow more than 50 (all I can say is that the unread count in my feed reader is now 5 digits, I’m a bit behind).

It’s really very simple. Just tell us who your favorite bloggers are and you’ll get a custom page that lets you monitor, search, and share your Favorites!

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