A year on a Blogstreet Project

                In the next month this will be a year complete for my working on BlogStreet Project.
During this year I got to learn a lot from html, javascript, perl, cgi, to the world of Web Services. Soon i will be working on new project , so will be great to have a look at the scope of BlogStreet.
                  " Weblog -
A frequent, chronological publication of personal thoughts and Web links.

                 BlogStreet.com is a portal for weblogs having analytics, tools and services for
blogs and RSS. There are four main sections on the site viz.
Blog Profiles, RSS Ecosystem, Blog Tops, Search and Directory.

                 Blog Profiles provides a sketch of the blog and its author by collating their
information, meta-data and analytics. Information like blogger's Name, Email,
Photo, BlogRank, Influence Quotient, Category, Rating and Reviews can be seen.
One can quickly read the latest on the blog via the titles of the RSS feed.
Profile also has a blog's Neighborhood which is a set of related blogs.
This is useful in finding more blogs of the kind that you have liked.

                 RSS Ecosystem is a suite of various RSS related tools. It has utilities for
discovery, creation, transformation, subscription of RSS sources i.e.
RSS Directory listing 24000 feeds.
RSS Panel is a mini Javascript aggregator which can be used to subscribe to RSS
feeds and include them in your blog's sidebar.
For mobile users there is RSS2Mobile which lets you read RSS feeds on a WAP
enabled mobile.
                 The Blog Tops includes the lists for Top 100 - 500 blogs in the blog world.
The Popular Books includes most Popular Books in the blog world and information
about those books extracted from amazon.

                BlogStreet has one the unique search engines which has granularity as a blog
post and not a web page. The Blog Directory is a user-classified list of blogs.
Users can categorize a blog. By using the Neighborhood feature for a blog in the
Blog Directory one can find more than the number of categorized blogs ."

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