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The technorati favorites exchange meme

By Pranav Chavda ⋅ April 25, 2007 ⋅ Post a comment

I noticed this morning that the number of technorati members that had favorited this blog had gone up from 5 to 40! At first, I thought this was some error with technorati, but quickly realized that there was a meme going on, via Vlad’s post

So, a huge thanks to all those who have added FinalTag.com to their technorati favorites. I would have been really time consuming to add each blog who favorited this blog manually, so I took a tip from Vlad, and used this OPML file to populate my favorites list with everyone who is a part of the technorati favorites exchange meme (which took my list of technorati favorites to 1600+).

Update: Andy beard has detailed how to use the OPML file to import technorati favorites

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Comments for “The technorati favorites exchange meme”

  • Hi there,

    I had used another one, but it gave me 680. Wow, 1600, that's incredible! I didn't find you in mine, so I've added you :)

    I stumbled across your site from another listing you as part of the Technorati favs exchange.

    I've already added you to my favs.

    My username is fastfastlane, and link to my fav is
    http://technorati.com/faves?sub=addfavbtn&a...

    Cheers!
  • I have started up a website that everyone can use to give each other favorites which also stops abuse (of people not returning the favor). It has a ranking system, so the more favorites you add the more you will receive! check it out at http://www.favorite.me.uk/

    Hope everyone gets something out of it.
  • Vlad,

    Just posted a link to Andy's post about the OPML file.
  • Hi Pranav!
    Thanks for faving me! I return your fave! :) Best wishes to Technorati's Top 100 Favorited Blogs!
  • Thanks Pranav,

    I can't believe you did..lol I really intended to clean up the file a bit. Oh well....

    I think it would be good to pint your readers to original post on Andy Beards' blog where he explains how to use OPML file
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