Biblioblogs
Brandon Wason has designed this new site which “ties together biblioblogs in a single definitive list.” The site is still under construction—but it looks like a great resource.
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Apparently you must understand a fairly archaic form of latin in order to figure out how to submit a blog. I suppose if you are "really" into biblical studies you might know some latin, and in that sense it is probably quite a clever filter of the riffraff and the "tire-kickers". Personally I think it is a little too elitist...
The Latin text looks like it has just come with the template, or perhaps Brandon just pasted it in temporarily (as an alternative to a message like "your text goes here"). I'm sure it will be replaced it with the appropriate information as the site construction continues. And, since it's a biblioblogging site, I suppose they would have chosen Greek instead of Latin if they had wanted to be elitist....
Nil desperandum.
Yes. I was being ironical. :)
Oh, sorry. I hadn't yet had my morning cup of coffee, which explains a few things. Mea culpa....
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