My earlier post on the Osbourne Effect has gotten unusual attention, so I checked my weblogs and discovered the “Osbourne Effect” is the fourth most popular search string bringing fans to MT.Net. (In case you’re wondering, the most popular search string is “raleigh blogging dork.” Go figure.)
The fact that MT.Net is crowned by Google as a defacto expert on the Osbourne Effect (second result as of this writing) tells you of the dearth of pages on the topic. Fortunately, it seems that Wikipedia now covers the Osbourne Effect, whereas it apparently did not before. MT.Net applauds Wikipedia’s stepping up to the plate and delivering another high-quality chapter to its collection.
I do not look forward to their eventual entry for raleigh blogging dork.
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