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Technorati Claims to Have Fixed Link Bug, Ha Ha

Technorati Buzz Monitor claims to have fixed a bug that "persistent bug" in their search software and claims that they'll now have more accurate results.

Ha ha ha! Wake me when you know I updated my blog more recently than a week ago, or when your stats match Urchin's.

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BL Ochman | Jan 15 07 2:48 | TrackBack (0)

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Hi! I just found your post via a search on Technorati; it looks like your blog is up to date.

Posted by: Aaron at January 15, 2007 5:45 PM

GREAT visual...captures exactly how I feel every time I email to ask for an explanation of the not-believable magically changing link count and am told that it was a glitch that has been fixed...now it is a persistent bug. Persistent indeed.
Marianne

Posted by: Marianne Richmond at January 17, 2007 3:45 AM

Yes, I agree with you. Found this through a search on Technorati.
They are very wrong.
My Technorati count is wrong.Many blogs that have linked to mine are not showing up.

Well, Technorati claims to attend to complaints... NO.. a big NO.. they just send a automated reply giving me complaint no. That's all. My impression about them is not a good one.

I have two blogs.. the links for botha are wrong.

Posted by: Cuckoo at January 26, 2007 11:04 PM

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Blogger, social media strategy consultant to Fortune 500 companies, and sought-after corporate speaker B.L. Ochman heads the creative team of whatsnextonline.com. She also publishes the Ethics Crisis blog for SRF Global Translations

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