Is anyone else having trouble with Technorati? What has been flawless performance up to now, especially for a free indexing service, has failed to update anything about the Bathtub for more than three days. The statistics listed suggest problems dating back two weeks.
Anybody know what’s going on?
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Nothing ever worked for me with any of my blogs on Technorati and I think the game has changed with the enterence of Twitter and Facbook. Why use them when I can control my own marketing through Facebook and Twitter? Not to mention how bad their customer service is and that they rely on Alexa for screen prints of websites … as if Alexa matters anymore either. Last I heard Technorati was under 30 employees and going fast.
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No. I fiddled with a widget, though. But not contemporaneously with the Technorati difficuluties. Hmmmmm.
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Have you, perhaps, recently updated your blog template? I lost the little html code for sitemeter on mine when I last updated mine. It took me a week to figure it out.
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