Top100k Blog

Sometimes the area for posting freezes up.  What can I do about that, and how do I create my onw page?

Fred Flint

Dear blog viewers:

We are turning the top100k into a web 2.0 project. Web 2.0 has different definitions to different people across the web. It basically combines new web development techniques that allow for page updates that do not load the entire page, we already use this in the top frame of our site to view the category contents, with user input to create content. This is currently being done in our site through blogging and the add a site form. We are asking our users to help us with the content at top100k. These aspects of our site will be steadily increased to let users add a site directly to each categorized page.

Other sites that have developed popular web 2.0 sites and applications that allow users to create content include digg, facebook and myspace. We hope to join the fray and create a great site for conducting research by giving users the ability to add their top sites directly to each page and rate sites for veracity and relevancy. This can be done while viewing the listed top sites and searching through categories using our client-side search technology developed by our parent site webovations.com. The submissions will be placed in a temporary list and will still be reviewed by us before categorization and final publication.

Thanks for joining us

Erik Holm
erikholm@webovations.com

We are experience some technical difficulties with some of the features of our blogging software.

Please bare with us. Most everything works okay, but there some problems with the JavaScript which we are trying to tweak for now. We will upgrade the software in eary April. Thanks for blogging with us.

Erik Holm
erikholm@webovations.com

To add a site that you find informative use our form. Or you can register as a blogger on our site and add sites, blog about our categories or make suggestions. 

We encourage comments and suggestions that try and improve in our goal to establish the top 100,000 most informative sites for conducting research on the web.  Most of the sites that we choose are educational and governmental due to the fact that they have the least bias information.  Thanks for blogging with top100k.com.

Erik Holm
erikholm@webovations.com