rsspect.org
the young black professional guide would like to announce the completion of rsspect.org, a new project that, hopefully, will begin networking a lot of the black blogs.
the concept of rsspect.org is very simple. it is a neat little web application that acts as a headline feed reader for a variety of blogs surrounding the african-american experience. it’s aim is to not only gain visibility to these blogs, but also empower our readers to enjoy our network of opinions.
so, tell your friends about it, bookmark it (ctrl+D), and hit us up with suggestions. you can leave them in the comments or hit us up at rsspect {at} gmail {dot} com.
also, if we’ve forgot your site, hit us up! we’ll be sure to add it.
updated: the creation of rsspect.org has also garnered some attention to recent discussion about the lack of representation of african-americans in the blogosphere. apparently, this discussion has gained some steam from its attention of few black political bloggers, including steve guilliard of newsblog who recently passed. hopefully rsspect.org is inline with his vision and can add to the discussion to the medium giving transparency to the bigotry and racism still prevalent in our society.
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Comment by Kimberly Michelle on 31 May 2007:
The site is great. You can make it very personable to the blogs you read by moving the boxes in what ever order your heart desires. You can even delete some of the blog feeds that you don’t care for. All in all, it’s a good one stop for blogs. Good job Fredric.
Comment by Dame on 31 May 2007:
Thank you from including Truth and Opinion in rsspect.org. Love the site..
Comment by Boogie-Lee Jankins on 31 May 2007:
Looks great this is a helpful site…..keep up the good work….i will be doing a “blog of the week” next week at http://TheRetronym.com Stay tuned…and let me know if you have any blogs that I should highlight using this campaign …also check out how I have syndicated your blog in the NeoSemantcs.com community…. I hope you like.
Comment by JD on 1 June 2007:
Fredrick, very nice and simple to use. Thank you for my inclusion
Comment by Jill Tubman on 1 June 2007:
Thanks for putting this together YBP. It is needed and will unite us. Thanks for including my blog in the mix!
Comment by Paula Neal Mooney on 1 June 2007:
That is the best idea with that rsspect name.
I’m headed there now.
Paula
Comment by The Urban Scientist on 12 June 2007:
Thanks for including my blog. I like having a one-stop place to see what’s going on in the Africana Blogospere. I cross-referenced both YBPGuide adn RSSpect on my page as well. thanks for the work and love.
Comment by Pre on 22 October 2007:
This is great..so glad I ran across this site…