Its second sunday since I started this series. Time for some link love again. A lot happened with me this week and with my blog. I got accepted into Kontera! I will post details about Kontera in a later post and how I managed to jump into it despite just being 2 months old. Its another thing that I got rejected by Reviewme. Seems I need to reapply. Ok and now some links:
- Firstly I would welcome my friend Ankur Gupta who took a 2 month long vacation on his blog. Now he is back and I wish him best of luck. I would also welcome my another friend Saurav Basu who is now serious about his technology based blog and wants to revive it.
- DailyBloggingTips talks about calculating your Google Supplemental Index Ratio. Its a post worth discussing and sharing about. Its a must read.
- Jason of BridgetNova shares some cool tips and tricks about Gmail Chat. I didn’t new some of them. Thanks Jason, they are really cool.
- Vijay of Siteguide tells how to create your own search engine with your customised logo for free. Looks Cool though.
- Truden at Wordpress.mu talks of humanising the web. How this web can be dangerous for us since everything is opensource and we need to take human factors behind it too are worth reading.
- Sumesh of TechZilo talks about the best permalink structure for your Wordpress Blog. Oops..I don’t use any of the discussed ones. Maybe I want to stand out from rest.
That’s all for this Sunday. Till Then wait for next Sunday. How to reach this link love series? Well keep commenting and who knows your blog post will be picked next Sunday. 
Hmmm… Really liked that Humanizing the Web Article…
Thanks for shareing that cool links…
@ Truden Yes Blogging is more of community service. We build relationships with other bloggers and help out each other. This is what works in Blogging.Thanks for featuring me on BlogDay Article. BTW Your comment is the longest comment here.
Thanks for the link love! BTW, check out my blog for more cool tips.
Thanks for your link-Love, NSpeaks
I think that all of us need to pay some more attention to the way we build our relationships in the Web space.
The Internet became a big part of our life and we must apply all our high moral values in that part as well.
Well… I suppose I didn’t have to say that.
If we have high moral values they are part of us no matter where we are (in the Internet or on the street)
P.S. Your site will be one of the five for my BlogDay link-article