About Anisah
Anisah
At times, curiosity provokes readers to find out about this person's personal details. I hate to disappoint, but there are none here beyond the following:
Muslim, woman, voter, polyglot.
My practical heritage is Malaysian, collective memory is Straits Chinese, culture is British, outlook is Commonwealth, views are European, and my religion is Islam. This site contains a mix-bag of entries, including but not limited to politics and political literacy, Islam, spirituality and social justice, books and reviews, and the occasional pictures. If you want to respond to any articles here, do leave a comment, or email me at anisah.sofia@yahoo.com.
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Roll it out, the blogmap. I found this feature which will show you bloggers who are around you.
You will need to set up several things first though. With my minimal blogging know-how, I managed it, so I think most people should be able to manage too. :)
You'll need to put these lines in your blog's meta data. The <head> tag should come first and </head> tag last.
<head>
<meta name="ICBM" content="(insert your latitude), (insert your longitude)">
<meta name="DC.title" content="(Insert your blog name)">
<meta name="geo.position" content="(insert your latitude);(insert your longitude">
</head>
Note: Where I've put, for example (insert your latitude), it means you do that. Do not include the parentheses in your syntax.
The first line is for facilities like GEO URL to recognise your blog position, your server position doesn't matter and to most people is of less interest than your physical position, i.e. where you are blogging from.
The second line is quite self explanatory.
The third line is for facilities like Blogmap (you could find the link above, and see the icon after the picture of my spring bud) to recognise your position.
Naturally, if you don't wish to use GEO URL, which recognises both html and RSS, you could drop the first line. Blogmap, as far as I know (I might be wrong), only recognises RSS.
If you wonder what those abbreviations mean, I'm not about to tell you, simply because I shall make a very poor teacher. It's best if you Google them.