Monthly Archives: July 2011

A new feature has just been implemented in the Reference Library. At the top of each article display page, you’ll now see a [cite this article] link, which will produce an APA and MLA citation, referencing the article’s most current … Continue reading →

I’m currently working on a new revision of the Reference Library’s home page which will allow for users to have customized “portals” on various topics. You can check out the mockup here: http://bibliobloglibrary.com/next-step – The Reference Librarian

I’ve created a new ranking page which looks over the individual article reads and calculates a Top 10 Authors list by day and by month. Check it out here and use the menu to switch between both series. – The … Continue reading →

Now you can see if your blog has the tracker installed on it on the main list and on the Top 50 Biblioblogs by looking for a check mark icon (). If you want to boost your rankings (as someone … Continue reading →

On a whim I looked up The Biblioblog Reference Library’s Alexa rankings and was surprised to see that it is now within the top 100,000 websites in the United States, and as of this very moment (I’m not sure how … Continue reading →

The Top 10 Articles Today and This Month have been optimized and greatly sped up, and like their Top 50 Blogs counterpart are now categorized! Tell me what you think. – The Reference Librarian

Now not only is it zippy and fast, but it also breaks things down by category. Check it out here. The Top 10 Articles lists have been moved here, and they’re next on the list for optimization. – The Reference … Continue reading →

So I have managed to speed up the main display pages by a ridiculous amount, so the home page and browsing through the lists of posts should be much quicker. Now on to finding a way to speed up the … Continue reading →

As I’ve seen some discussion around the Blogosphere (Rod, Joel, Scott, James, Jim and counting) over the Draft of Inclusion Criteria I’ve been using to re-categorize the entire Biblioblog list. I figure I’d post the current draft here, open up … Continue reading →