MyBlogLog’s Reader Roll, the website & blog widget that shows recent visitors, has launched a major upgrade. In addition to a more stylish design (which is completely skinnable) the new Reader Roll gives a lot more information about who is visiting the site.
When you move your cursor over the face of someone in the Reader Roll, a new “flyout” appears. The flyout gives you information on the person — such as location, gender, a short about-me sentence, and sites authored — at a glance. Of course, you can still click on any of the information shown about a person to find out more.
This is much more than a better looking Reader Roll. It is a big step in helping authors and readers of sites to get to know each other better. And that is what MyBlogLog is all about after all.
You can see the new Reader Roll in action and join my MyBlogLog community at ToddSampson.com.
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1 MyBlogLog Launches New Reader Roll // Feb 14, 2008 at 8:53 pm
[...] had a shakey start, but amidst the talk of the business of Yahoo’s layoffs, the quiet launch of MyBlogLog’s new version of the Reader Roll has come off, and it looks nice. It has an admittedly much more stylish [...]
2 MyBlogLog Launches New Reader Roll : Tech Web Daily // Feb 14, 2008 at 9:30 pm
[...] had a shakey start, but amidst the talk of the business of Yahoo’s layoffs, the quiet launch of MyBlogLog’s new version of the Reader Roll has come off, and it looks nice. It has an admittedly much more stylish [...]
3 MyBlogLog Launches New Reader Roll | moraaz.org - feed all tech! // Feb 14, 2008 at 9:31 pm
[...] had a shakey start, but amidst the talk of the business of Yahoo’s layoffs, the quiet launch of MyBlogLog’s new version of the Reader Roll has come off, and it looks nice. It has an admittedly much more stylish [...]
4 OmGenius // Feb 15, 2008 at 12:27 am
It’s amazing, how Yahoo’s doing everything right now. Launching new projects, upgrades old ones, etc. This should be all the time, not just after bad Q results and so on.
5 StevenMcD // Feb 15, 2008 at 1:42 am
Thanks for the heads up mate!
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