25 Sep, 2008 in
Blogging,
Israel
A few weeks back, before leaving Israel, I was quite surprised to see what a “Jewish Blogger Conference” was when I entered it. I really felt like an outsider and in the first few minutes contemplated leaving and giving the whole thing a miss, but sticking around had its benefits and I got to see [...]
20 Jul, 2008 in
Blogging,
Japan
I know very little about Japan and I’m not part of the Japan blogosphere, but after Chinalyst a Japan based blogger suggested that I duplicate the site to provide the same platform for the Japan based expat bloggers. I spent about 3 hours doing small tweaks and introduced Japanalyst. It hasn’t been doing very [...]
Just wanted to point a small amazing fact I came across the other week. When working with Michael on something technical I became aware of the simple fact that since beginning of 2005 Michael Turton has written over 2800 posts and has over 10000 comments on his blog averaging over two posts a day - [...]
It’s strange how things happen in a way you don’t really expect them to.
Blog Stats
There are currently 615 posts and 1,611 comments.
Who would have thought?
Not that anybody would find it interesting, but I’ll do it anyhow so I could look back sometime in the future and laugh at those numbers.
2007 has been the year when Fili’s World turned from being a blog completely unknown to anybody into a blog that’s almost completely unknown to anybody. Somehow, because of [...]
6 Jul, 2007 in
Blogging,
China
Chinalyst is hosting the Best China Blog Awards. The awards are split into a few China blog categories and you can cast one vote for as many blogs as you want. I believe this is an excellent opportunity for some Chinese blogosphere link-love.
Although there are many wonderful China blogs out there that I follow regularly, here’s my personal [...]