456 Berea Street on the top lists
I just wanted to post a thank you to everybody who has mentioned 456 Berea Street on their lists of personal favourite sites/weblogs of 2005. I find it extremely encouraging, and it gives me the energy and enthusiasm I need to keep on writing.
Here are the mentions I am aware of:
- R. Marie Cox: 2005 artypapers AWARDS, Best Weblog(s)
- Andy Clarke: Pick Of The Pack 2005
- Molly E. Holzschlag: Molly’s Unabashedly Biased Picks 2005: Blogs, Design, Books and Achievements
- Steve Ganz: The Best of Web Standards 2005
- Daniel Boehmer: Top 5-or-more Lists for 2005
- Björn Seibert: Markup Webdesignjahr 2005
- Alessandro Fulciniti: Bookmark: la top 20 del 2005 and Bookmark: my Top 20 of 2005
- John Oxton: A bit of festive plagiarism
- Eric Eggert: Best of 2005
- Robert Nyman: The year that was, and the future
- Justin Thorp: My Biased Best of the Web in 2005
- Jeffrey Fuller: Top 10 Top Lists of 2005
- Julian Schrader: Happy new Year - the highlights 2005
- Nick Drago: Best of the Web ‘05
- Neil Crosby: Retrospectively prospective (phew - try saying that quickly!)
- Jonathan Snook: Retrospection, Introspection and Future-spection
- Reine Larsson: Top developer blogs of 2005
- Christian Watson: Best Web Design Picks of 2005
Again, thank you! I hope I can keep it up well enough to make it onto next year’s lists.
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Comments
Just to be cantankerous, I didn’t make a list of my favorite blogs for the year, but if I did you’d be on it. I read every word you write and never miss a post.
(I did list my favorite singers you never heard of, my anti-best-of-2005 list. I’m not entirely immune to lists.)
Good for you Roger! Long time reader first time commenter. I feel Sweden need more web folks like you. It’s sometimes embarrasing to see what junk swedish ‘top’ agencies produce in terms of web standards and accessibility. Anyway, keep it up!
Your on my (mind) list too :)
I was pointed to your blog by Artypapers Awards :) .
Congratulations, Roger!
Thanks everybody!
Johan: Yes, it is both embarrassing and frustrating to see how the only skills the well-known Swedish agencies are interested in developing are their l33t Flash skillz and finding new ways of annoying visitors.
I agree, congratulations Roger! All the best for the coming New Year!
Hmm… Cannot trackback you?
You’re on my list too, here’s a manual trackback: http://julianschrader.de/20051231-happy-new-year-the-highlights-2005/
Happy New Year to you!
Cheers, Julian
Lars Olof: Thanks! Here’s hoping we get a chance to work together on a project in the near future!
Julian: Nope, no automatic trackbacks here. But thanks for the manual trackback!
@Roger: You’re welcome - thanks for your link!
@Roger & Lars Olof: I just read this over at John Oxton’s website: http://joshuaink.com/blog/583/excerpts-from-uk-web-design-job-adverts
Cheers, Julian
Sorry, I meant to write
@Roger & Johan: I just read this over at John Oxton’s website: http://joshuaink.com/blog/583/excerpts-from-uk-web-design-job-adverts
Sure! I have subscribed to this site since I started blogging and I enjoy reading it. Also- thanks for the link Roger.
Congratulations! You’re on my list as well. :)
Julian: I read John’s post. Hilarious, as always :-).
Nick, Reine: Thanks!
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