Being a programmer and a blogger at the same time, I spend a big chunk of my leisure time in the Persian blogosphere in search of hot spots and trends. At the moment, this research has led to three active projects,
- Didish?: Project Didish analyzes the link-sharing habits of Persian bloggers. For an extensive coverage of this project please see this page or refer to the latest reports.
- KiBeKi: KiBeKi scans through Persian blogs in search of connections, embedded objects, and other information of importance. For more information about this project please refer to this page or visit the reports’ page.
- Feedcounter: Feedcounter analyzes the feeds of Persian blogs, ranking them in terms of readership. For more information about this project please refer to this page or visit the reports’ page.
Any comment or suggestion? Drop me a line at arash@kamangir.net.
salam in websitemale aghae jafarie?
Comment by mitra — November 10, 2008 @ 6:56 am
Daer Kamangir
A very simple suggestion;
please take that word Salam from top of your web. THSI IS ANOTHER DIRTY ARAB IMPOSED WORD WHICH SHOULD BE RIDD OF OUR DEAR PERSIAN LANGUAGE.
Doroud is a much more civilized and a persian word as you know.
WISH YOU BEST
Comment by Dariush — November 19, 2008 @ 7:54 am
i agree with dariush …but just up to a point!;)
Comment by Ya$amin — December 18, 2008 @ 5:28 pm
[...] was recently asked for a short introduction to my work on the Persian blogosphere (Project Didish). I post the report here as well, in case anyone is [...]
Pingback by ??????? » Blog Archive » Didish: Statistics of the Persian Blogosphere, A Short Review — December 30, 2008 @ 5:20 pm
i don’t think that is a good idea! take a look at this:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/S-L-M
Comment by Arab — January 26, 2009 @ 3:21 pm