Blog Dictionary

When I set out to do something I want to learn about that activity or thing that I am doing. It doesn't mean that I learn before I do but rather while I am in the midst of it I want to learn. An example of this is my blogging adventure. I was researching blogging terms the other day and ran across some blogging terms. I will cut and paste some for you all. I hope this is educational for you.

Blog Dictionary:

Blargon
Blogging slang. What this glossary contains. (blog + jargon)

Blego
The self-worth of a blogger, as measured by the popularity of their blog

Blog voyeur
A reader of blogs who has no blog of his or her own. See also "blurker."

Blogathy
When a blogger ceases to care about posting on a blog.

Blogorhhea
Excessive and overly verbose posting on a blog, often unedited in a stream of consciousness style

Dooced
To have lost a job because of entries posted to a blog

Froglogs
French blogs. Derisive term, occasionally shortened to Frog

Kittyblogger
A blogger who writes about his or her cats. More generally used to deride a blog or post as banal or boring

Lurker
A reader of a blog who never comments or otherwise indicates his or her presence.

Newbie
Term, potentially derisive, applied to someone new to a discussion or blog, often after the person demonstrated unfamiliarity with a concept or standards of communication of the forum. Also called "noob" or "noobie."

Splog
A blog composed of spam, or, more widely, any blog whose creator doesn't add any written value of his or her own. Synonyms include spam blog and blam, though the latter is used infrequently.

Vlog
A vlog (or video blog) is a blog that contains video content. The small, but growing, segment of the blogosphere devoted to vlogs is sometimes referred to as the vlogosphere

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