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Since the revamp of Wineblogger, we have been adding new international blogs daily. Many have voiced their enjoyment of the new look, while others, are simply appreciative of the tool itself, providing a single location where all of our sites can congregate. With any luck, we hope to continue this momentum, updating, tweaking and reorganizing in order to better enhance the functionality of the site.
That said, we do have a few announcements and questions for you.
It looks like the Japanese section is going to be growing by leaps and bounds. Now the question is, do we leave it in Kanji or in
Roman letters? Hmm. It could be/should be a resource for both, so ...
Hello Everyone
Wineblogger.info is beginning to come together and with some additional effort we are beginning to layout new tools and features to make it a better resource for people who want to learn about wine blogs and wine blogging. We've come to realize that our primary audience will most likely not be fellow wine bloggers, but rather people who want to learn about the world of wine blogs, what they mean, and how to interact with them. Therefore we have a few questions for you. On our blog we'll be publishing short profiles with your logo/image along with answers to the following questions.
Why do you feel wine blogging is not a fad? or is it?
What is one thing wine blogs get right?
What is one thing that wine blogs get wrong or ...
28 members so far so we still have a long ways to go. Over 600 
It's finally done! Well, not completely, as this is a never-ending project, but at least we've created a solid foundation. Over the past month, we have given Wineblogger an extreme makeover, providing it with a cleaner design, a better layout and more functionality. With 500+/- links to wine blogs and growing, lumped together as one, there was no way to differentiate blogs by either type or language. Now you can!
All blogs submitted to wineblogger.info have been placed into a category based on language, and in some cases, type. However, as this project is by the wine blogger and for the wine blogger, we need your help!
We've collated wine blogs from Vinography, Wineblogger, Alawine and Google searches. That said we put into effect a rule that they had to have been updated in 2008. In 2009 we'll begin to remove even more ... 
Wineblogger.info was created by Catavino.net as a way to collate and track the many diverse and varied wine blogs. This project is open to offers of collaboration, suggestions as to how to improve and feedback of all sorts. As always, you can 
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