Singapore Daily, blog aggregator moves

Some of you have first discovered my site, by following links from mentions on Singapore Daily, the blog aggregator/commenter. Singapore Daily has moved, it is no longer to be found at wordpress. Its new address is: www.singaporedaily.net

I have decided to link to it since I think that Singapore Daily performs the valuable function of making access to current information on what is happening in Singapore a lot easier. Most people would not have the time to hunt around to find out what is going on, without the help of sites such as Singapore Daily.

Please note that I am not personally involved at Singapore Daily, in any way. I note, however, that their new site has no page rank. This means that they will appear very low on searches. In other words, many fewer people will find them and the articles they reference now that they have moved. All the links to their wordpress site are of no value to them now that they have moved. (That site had a page rank of 4, which is respectable: it is the same as mine.) So, might I suggest that, if you have a website, you might link to Singapore Daily - and allow them to recover their proper place in front of many eyes, on the search engines. It would make access to the Singaporean Blogosphere a whole lot easier for everyone. By linking to them, myself, I have made my own contribution to their recovery of page rank and position in the search engines. You should, too, if you believe in free and easy access to information that would otherwise be unavailable.

Then, again, of course, if you like any of my own articles, on The Boy Who Knew Too Much, a link to it would be gratefully received! Thanks.

So, I would like to wish Singapore Daily well on their move and their new site: I hope it becomes as popular as the old one and remains as active in the Blogosphere as it has been. Good luck.

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The Intelligent Singaporean, blog aggregator.

Long, it seems, has The Intelligent Singaporean been a fixture in the Singaporean blogosphere - but no more. Today, their Last Message was posted.

For those who may not know, The Intelligent Singaporean, was brought into being to aggregate all interesting comment in the Singaporean "socio-political blogosphere", to allow Singaporeans, and interested parties overseas, to easily find significant articles of the day, about all things Singaporean.

This has been an important role, for many Singaporeans, for it has made it much easier to access alternative and insightful opinions about all "socio-political" matters affecting Singaporeans today.

The reasons behind the closure of The Intelligent Singaporean (found at Wordpress), are not clearly stated - they are just referred to as "events" that lead the founder of the blog to have to close it down.

I am grateful that The Intelligent Singaporean took notice of my writing on a number of occasions and referenced it.

It is a pity that this role of gathering the ideas and insights of the day, in one convenient place, will no longer be performed by The Intelligent Singaporean. It was a popular and successful blog aggregator/commenter appreciated by many and was listed as one of Technorati's higher ranking blogs.

I wish the founder(s?) of the blog well in whatever future role they play in the blogosphere, if any.

(If you would like to read of Ainan Celeste Cawley, a scientific child prodigy, aged seven years and eight months, or his gifted brothers, Fintan, four years and one month, or Tiarnan, eighteen months, please go to: http://scientific-child-prodigy.blogspot.com/2006/10/scientific-child-prodigy-guide.html I also write of gifted education, IQ, intelligence, genetics, left-handedness, College, University, Chemistry, Science, child prodigy, child genius, baby genius, adult genius, savant, the creatively gifted, gifted adults and gifted children in general. Thanks.)