Scientific Life was nominated for several "Bloggie" Award categories, but it is not a finalist for any of them. In fact, none of the blogs listed as finalists have primarily scientific content, unfortunately! But nonetheless, there are some excellent examples of weblogs represented there, including several blogs that I regularly read and nominated. The best thing about all the weblog awards is they provide a one-stop opportunity for you, the public, to access blogs that are widely perceived as being high quality without you having to spend months or even years poking around the web searching for them. (Scroll down on that link for all the finalists and their categories).
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tags: Bloggies, blog awards
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