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  1. Matt Wardman

    I’m having a conversation with wikio.co.uk about the possibility of a category for “local blogs” (or an equivalent name), aimed at blogs which primarily identify themselves by their area, region or community.

    My thought here is to give locally orientated blogs a better profile than to be spread out across many other non-quite-appropriate categories.

    Wikio are interested, but it would be good to hear any comments from people running such sites.

    What do you think? It would need a number of blogs to say “yes we’d like to do that”.

    Rgds

  2. Rose

    This is a brilliant idea. Mine is located in Leicestershire but really it applies just as much to Manchester. Looking forward to browsing some of the other blogs out there.

    Rose

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