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Biblical Studies Carnival and Biblioblog Rankings

Byhenry

The biblioblog rankings have been posted, with this blog at #18. Of course, the rankings are available live all the time these days, so I guess the end of month rankings are less important than they used to be, but still …. What surprised me, after not looking at the rankings for some time, was to find my blog at #18 when my posting has been sporadic, to put it mildly. I’m always amazed at the older posts that are popular.

The Biblical Studies Carnival has also been posted, and it is, umm, Giant. I am not cited therein. See first paragraph re sporadic posting.

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