Suspect there's a long tail/iceberg you still haven't captured (source: you haven't found me yet and I'm not hiding, I'm just not chasing SEO).
replyI am happy to hear this.
replyWhat methods are you using to find them? I notice my own doesn't appear, although it does show up well under some (very niche) Google search terms. I suspect there's the potential for an order of magnitude more sites than have been found.
reply> I'd like to think that we have captured most of (english speaking) personal blogs
replyI think that's naive.
But maybe thats just because my blog wasn't on the list :)
Does this concept of "personal blog" include people periodically sharing, say, random knowledge on technical topics? Or is it specifically people writing about their day-to-day lives?
replyHow would I check if my site is included?
You can check: <https://github.com/kagisearch/smallweb/blob/main/smallweb.tx...>. I can see that your RSS URL is listed there.
replyBut it currently does not appear in the search results here: <https://kagi.com/smallweb/?search=zahlman>. The reason appears to be this:
"If the blog is included in small web feed list (which means it has content in English, it is informational/educational by nature and it is not trying to sell anything) we check for these two things to show it on the site: • Blog has recent posts (<7 days old) [...]"
(Source: https://github.com/kagisearch/smallweb#criteria-for-posts-to...)
Does this use frames or iframe?
https://kagi.com/smallweb
replyI would expect a raw link in the top bar to the page shown, to be able to bookmark it etc.
There is a '↗'-shaped icon in the navigation bar at the top. If you click on that it takes you to the original post in a new tab. On Firefox and Safari, you can also right click that icon and add the original post to the bookmarks.
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replyI'm noticing sites that break the rules. I report (flag) them, is that useful or should I just PR to remove them?
replyPR is better!
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