As many of you know, the creators of Wineblogger.info are also the people behind
Catavino.net. And today, we have the pleasure of announcing a new, more dynamic, look. Styled to allow for better organization, and cleaner design, it's a step towards a more inclusive wine blog. But the launch of this new design gave us an idea.
As a wine blog reader, what do you think is vital to have in your blog? Do you need silly widgets, do-dads, and other things? Is
Mybloglog important to you? An
Open Wine Consortium widget?
Feedburner stats? Profiles? Contact?
What do you think has to be included in a wine blog to make it useful?
As always tell us in the comments below....
When Catavino asked me to add blogs to the wineblogger database, I thought, "Sure! This could be fun. I'm good at wine, foreign languages and basic database work, so this shouldn't be difficult." Nine months later, I realize that categorizing and imputing almost 900+ wine blogs is quite challenging, but there are ways we can all make this easier with a little teamwork!
First, we need your help! There is zero money coming into this project, and we need all the extra support we can get! If you are fluent in a language listed on this site, become a Wineblogger Editor!! Job description: ensure that all blogs listed in that given language are active and relevant. Per month, this would take you less time than shampooing your dog or mowing the lawn. And in return, ...
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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