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	LookSmart's Furl - Latest Headlines - metafilter
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	www.furl.net /furled.jsp?topic=metafilter (296 words)

	MetaFilter - Uncyclopedia
		MetaFilter is a useless area of compost blog that provides users a public forum to boast about how long it's been since they have owned a automobile.
		Metafilter was founded in 995 by Quonsar the Dipshiterous, and to this day he rules over Metafilter with his winky stink and a large jar of Miracle Whip.
		Metafilter has now progressed into a forum which allows new members who don't belong to the uber-intellectual anarchy to join in at any time via eBay where they auction off 5 memberships on the 3rd day of every month.
	uncyclopedia.org /wiki/Metafilter (493 words)

	New Jack Librarian: Asking Metafilter (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Ask Metafilter Its an active (almost too active) discussion area where there are (mostly) intelligent, confounding questions and (mostly) intelligent, insightful answers.
		I think Ask Metafilter works because it has a large population filled with folks from all different parts and varied different backgrounds and because the one time $5 donation to join in keeps most of the bozos out.
		As a librarian who is obsessing over questions at the moment, I love Ask Metafilter but I know I'm late to the game as jessamyn from librarian.net has been answering questions there for a while now.
	home.cogeco.ca /~newjackalmanac/2006/01/asking-metafilter.html (574 words)

	Metafilter (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		I haven't listed every option that Metafilter has, this is less of a sitemap and more of a general path to follow when constructing a new sitemap.
		Metafilter isn't defined by it's design, it is defined by it's member contributions.
		The reason for doing this is the understanding that those who spend a lot of time on Metafilter probably already have it in a feed or would like to put it in a feed.
	www.erisfree.com /mefi (2569 words)

	Federated Media Publishing
		Metafilter is often mentioned in the same breath as BoingBoing by sources such as the New York Times, which reported in their piece on leading bloggers: "Every e-mail discussion list, Web bulletin board and group blog is an example of collective intelligence at work.
		MetaFilter attracts 1,900,000 monthly uniques (20,000 of his readers are registered contributors to the site) and has links from over 172,000 other sites (Google).
		MetaFilter and PVRblog are run by Matt Haughey.
	www.federatedmedia.net /authors/metafilter (199 words)

	refi : metafilter in review
		Perhaps not surprising: people mostly kept their negative definitions of Metafilter's thesis to Metatalk threads, and mostly spoke about Metafilter threads—a few AskMe references popped up, but they were very much in the minority, despite AskMe featuring nearly as many threads as MeFi at this point.
		She has since become the only true co-administrator of Metafilter and is now inescapably part of the site—but at that point, she felt the need, at least this one time, to actually sort of declare who she was.
		Metafilter seems to have been as much about/by bloggers as it was a nexus for community blogging—there were apparently a lot of Big Names (dare I say A-listers?) on board.
	refiblog.blogspot.com (3457 words)

	growabrain: Best of Metafilter Archives (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		MetaFilter Music is a new sub-site for members to upload their own songs for others to enjoy and share
		Refi: Metafilter in Review is a blog about a blog—a look back at what has been said, and how, by whom, in the last seven-odd years of Metafilter.
		The Metafilter Compilation Album is a collection of musical recordings by members of Metafilter.
	growabrain.typepad.com /growabrain/best_of_metafilter/index.html (2566 words)

	Metafilter Asked @ Geof F. Morris’s Indiana Jones School of Management
		This entry, Metafilter Asked, is filed under the following categories:
		This entry has a dedicated Trackback URI, which you may ping if you find it useful when referencing this entry.
		I inadvertently ended up on Ask Metafilter, as it seems that I’m not the only one who wants to let users roll their own syndication feeds.
	ijsm.org /archives/2005/12/20/metafilter-asked (222 words)

	Mother Shock: Metafilter: Opal Mehta (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		I've been reading Metafilter for the past three years or so -- I've been an actual member for about a year and a half, but it's taken me until recently to get up the nerve to make an actual post.
		My first front-page post on kindertotenlieder met with success (I'll post the whole thing after this); my second one, on the totally bizarre Blobbiemorphs (turn up your speakers, click the play button, and thank me later!) didn't fare quite as well.
		And the NY Times follows the discussion sparked on Metafilter.
	www.mothershock.com /blog/archives/2006/05/metafilter_opal.html (291 words)

	metafilter - Ask.com Web Search
		Ask MetaFilter is a questions and answers area of MetaFilter.
		MetaFilter meetups that are in progress, being planned, and/or coming soon...
		MetaFilter Music is a site for members to upload their own songs for others to enjoy and share.
	www.ask.com /web?q=metafilter&qsrc=1&o=0 (266 words)

	MetaFilter.com: a great weblog \| csmonitor.com
		MetaFilter is one of the sometimes confusing class of sites known as 'weblogs.' In the original sense of the word, a weblog is a regularly updated collection of found links, commentaries, and personal reflections, maintained by a single person.
		Fortunately, MetaFilter falls into the first category, with the distinction that contributions are not made by a single person - this blog has more than 12,000 contributors, and when it comes to scouring the Web, numbers matter.
		MetaFilter claims that its topic "tend to run intelligent and civil," and that's largely the case with both the topics and the Comments pages - however there are lapses, and from time to time, language enters the realm of PG-13, and Comments contributors abandon the discussion for personal attacks.
	www.csmonitor.com /2002/0206/p25s01-stin.html (898 words)

	Four independent news sites
		What the creators of KenRadio, Kuro5hin, IWantMedia and Metafilter share is a relentless drive, a passion for their subject matter, and an abiding respect for the power of the Internet to reach thousands of readers cheaply and effectively.
		Haughey says he's particularly intrigued by the first-person reports on Metafilter, such as the fellow who posted about an account of the earthquake in Seattle last Feb. 28 only a minute or two after it happened.
		Despite its success, Metafilter is a labor of love and doesn't raise a dime of income.
	jdlasica.com /articles/OJR-independents.html (2928 words)

	On Metafilter's folksonomic subdomains... (plasticbag.org)
		Each post on Metafilter can be tagged folksonomically by its author when it's created - so when I write a post on trees, I can add a few keywords like trees, plants and leaves to make it easier for other people to find them later.
		In fact a few years ago I spend a fair amount of time hassling Matt to start regional metafilters for people of different cultures and backgrounds, arguing for a version of the site for the UK or London or a europe.metafilter.com (see also On Regional Metafilters and Matt Haughey wants me dead).
		The latter approach creates URLs that either proliferate versions of the same page, or are full of query strings (which are somehow less definitive in their addressing of a page).
	plasticbag.org /archives/2006/01/on_metafilters_folksonomic_subdomains (1312 words)

	Matthew Haughey - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Matthew Haughey (born October 10, 1972) is the founder of the community weblog MetaFilter, where he is known as mathowie.
		From 2000 to 2001 he was an employee of Pyra Labs and helped code early versions of Blogger.
		His most important contribution is MetaFilter, a community he founded and manages with the help of Jessamyn West.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Matthew_Haughey (197 words)

	Where's Metafilter and Megnut? (kottke.org) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		People have been asking (not really), so I thought I'd let you know that MetaFilter, Megnut, and A Whole Lotta Nothing are down because of a bad computer fan.
		This entry is part of the kottke.org weblog, of which Frozen beer tricks is the latest entry.
		Within this weblog, this entry belongs in the MetaFilter categories and was published in February 2004.
	www.kottke.org /04/02/mefi-mia (163 words)

	Metafilter Wiki: Home (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		MetaFilter has more than 30,000 registered users, 40,000 discussion threads, 10,000 administrative threads, 20,000 question threads, over one million comments, and is six years old - ancient in internet time.
		MetaFilter - a page that outlines some terminology and the sections of the site.
		The purpose of this Wiki is to produce and maintain a general guide for the community weblog called MetaFilter.
	www.mssv.net /wiki.cgi?Home (455 words)

	MetaFilter: Going Your Way - October 15, 2006 - Library Journal
		Established in 1999, MetaFilter is a community web log where members post and discuss links to interesting things on the web.
		Ask MetaFilter is part of the world-wide information tool kit that includes the library, Google, NPR, cereal boxes, people on the bus, and flyers stapled to telephone poles.
		Almost 6000 MetaFilter users (one in six members) have asked at least one question, and over 8600 have given at least one answer.
	www.libraryjournal.com /article/CA6379558.html (929 words)

	MetaFilter - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		This area of the site is for members to announce Web projects they have been working on -- the one place on the site where so-called "self-linking" is permitted.
		Later, August 24 2006, MetaFilter Jobs was added.
		The largest of the MeFi-inspired sites is MonkeyFilter, which was originally started for lurkers of MetaFilter when membership was closed and has since developed into its own autonomous community.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/MetaFilter (1251 words)

	Mother Shock: Metafilter: Kindertotenlieder (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		I thought about those Victorian-era paintings of mothers with their dead babies, of the Pieta, and of possibly the most famous and moving tribute to a parent's grief, Mahler's Kindertotenlieder.
		I posted about this on Metafilter about a month ago, and am reprinting the text and links here.
		In 1833-34, Frederich Rückert wrote 425 poems after two of his children died within 16 days of each other; seven decades later, Mahler set five of them to music.
	www.mothershock.com /blog/archives/2006/05/metafilter_kind.html (419 words)

	A Funkaoshi Production :: Metafilter
		The people at NoMarriage.com are have devised some formulas for determining how much you need to shell out to get a little nookie from your significant other.
		There is a lot of dumb shit posted on Metafilter that I always feel like replying to as well.
		When 3:00 PM Eastern time rolled around, I logged on to Metafilter, hit refresh a few times and was greeted with a page welcoming me to join Metafilter.
	www.funkaoshi.com /category/metafilter (556 words)

	Hot Links (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Ask Metafilter discusses the frat boys who were confused participants in the Borat movie
		I'd need to see the full video of the evening, complete with the way they were primed, the things that Cohen himself said and how selectively they were edited before I'd be prepared to condemn them...
		How many steaks (or how much meat) is there on a cow and how long would it take you to eat at the...
	dev.upian.com /hotlinks/tag/metafilter (971 words)

	Welcome to the Metafilter Network LLC
		The MetaFilter Network LLC is a small Oregon-based company operating a collection of sites built with user interaction in mind.
		The MetaFilter Weblog - Anyone can contribute a link to interesting things on the web, and everyone can participate in the discussion that follows.
		It ran from 2001 though 2004 and was built in partnership with PBcoding.
	metafilter.net (283 words)

	MetaFilter (kottke.org)
		In discussing the spread of memes, it's common practice to utilize familiar biological terms: viral, epidemic, contagious, incubation, etc. My favorite quote of the article along those lines is "Jason Kottke is an informational equivalent of Typhoid Mary".
		But in this case, MetaFilter turned out more Mary than I: What seemed most interesting is that the largest spike occurred 10 hours into the experiment, and was due to the website MetaFilter (http://www.metafilter.com).
		Just went to MetaFilter today after not reading it for a month and a half.
	www.kottke.org /order/metafilter (1626 words)

	hitormiss.org: Search for metafilter (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		I don’t know what language this is in, but you can build your own slot car tracks and race against a parrot (via Metafilter).
		I never really got into using DeepLeap (I still haven’t deleted my deepleap.xml file), but the idea of centralized user data (links, calendars, email, etc) available in XML is very appealing.
		When you click on the link to follow an image to the page it came from, it also pops up a little window containing just that image, full size (via a thread on Metafilter).
	hitormiss.org /?s=metafilter (1619 words)

	The Metafilter Project
		Ask MetaFilter was different, mostly because it should have the same qualities as Metafilter with just the ask part added to it.
		The front page of each section of Metafilter is devoted to posts, it takes up 3/4 of the screen real estate.
		I included two extras, one of which (the news) was already on Metafilter, I just moved it where the posts are.
	www.pixelsmoke.com /metafilter (840 words)

	Metafilter \| Tags (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		I never could figure out how to create the perfect categorization system for MetaFilter, but this is a great bottom-up way of organizing everything that has ever been posted to MetaFilter.
		The larger a word is, the more times it has been used to tag a thread at MetaFilter.
		Below are the 150 most often used tags on MetaFilter.
	www.metafilter.com /tags (93 words)

	Metafilter Compilation Album
		The metafilter compilation album is a pro-mastered, pro-duplicated collection of twenty-four original tracks by metafilter members (and their bands).
		We need someone to curate a Metafilter compilation, as there are a number of people making great independent music here.
		Meficomp is a professionally mastered compilation album of original tracks by members of Metafilter.
	www.meficomp.com (1038 words)

	village voice > screens > metafilter.com by Julian Dibbell
		What's unusual about MetaFilter, rather, is that its thousands of contributors manage to make all those parts add up to a whole.
		Nonetheless it's a reliable rule of thumb that if a blog isn't a scattershot case of attention deficit disorder, then it's a single-issue exercise in obsessive compulsion.
		Look under the hood, and you'll find that a few simple tweaks—tight limits on the frequency of posts, for instance, and an active but light-handed pruning of redundant items—account for much of its success.
	villagevoice.com /screens/0546,dibbell,69968,28.html (390 words)

	TheMirror
		Metafilter - Metafilter is a weblog that anyone can contribute a link or a comment to.
		A typical weblog is one person posting their thoughts on the unique things they find on the web.
		Free enough, surely, to think for yourselves about these breaches of contract that crudely undercut the traditions of an army of free men and women who have bound themselves voluntarily to serve the nation even unto death.
	www.themirror.nl /?id=40&PHPSESSID=79f592573bf220044eb631ec9d2686d8 (2104 words)

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