Sorry for the lack of posts here. As most of you know the
European Wine bloggers Conference has been occupying my time as a of late. But I have good
news, we'll be back here more often and with more regularity, ready to take on all the news needed for a wine blogger to succeed. As always this is a open wine blog tool. So if you have advice, or ideas please send us an with a post idea and we'll be happy to add it here. For now though please Click over to the
EWBC website and watch some videos!
Cheers,
Ryan Opaz
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Credibility is a strange term to me. When I sit with the word, the first feeling that comes to mind is trust. Am I trustworthy? Can people trust what I say as true and accurate? Can they come to me knowing that I will continually do my best to give them advice and information that is valid based on my experience or on the experience of others?
Feels heavy, as if I have a thousand eyes looking at me saying "are you a good and honest human being"?
I hope I am. I try to be. But I can't guarantee that I am successful everyday.
I bring the term credibility to the floor today because many people, both in print and in the internet, have debated the credibility of a blogger.
In short are bloggers trustworthy and honest? Are we ethical?
Allow ...
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 ... 
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