The Blogging Dictionary - A to Z Glossary of Blogging (First Edition) Part- 2
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Cache - temporary storage space; web pages you visit are stored in your browser�s cache directory on your hard drive, when you return to a recently visited page, your browser displays it from the cache, not the web, saving you time and reducing traffic on the server.
Cam - short for webcam.
Captcha - short form of Completely Automated Public Turing test to tell Computers and Humans Apart. These word and letter verification images you need to type in to show that you are a human and not a robot. Helpful to block spam comments.
Categories - a way of grouping specific types of posts through placing them in categories.
Celeblog - focused on a celebrity.
Celebriblog - maintained by a celebrity.
CEOBlog - a blog written and maintained by the CEO of a company
CGI - common gateway interface; a method of handling forms on web sites
CGI-bin - the most common web server directory that stores CGI programs and scripts.
Clog Blog - written in Dutch and/or in Holland.
CMS - content management system. Any tool used to organize data; in bloggerville this generally means a web-based application such as blogger or greymatter which is used to organize journal entries (posts).
CoComment - Tracks your comments across different platforms and follow conversations.
Collaborative blog - A blog (usually focused on a single issue or political stripe) on which multiple users enjoy posting permission. Also known as group blog.
Comment Box - A box which is placed at the end of blog post where readers share their personal views regarding blog post.
Comment spam - Bogus comments posted by spambots for the sake of advertisements on blogs. Like e-mail spam. Robot �spambots� flood a blog with advertising in the form of bogus Comments - A serious problem that requires bloggers and blog platforms to have tools to exclude some users or ban some addresses in comments.
Commentariat - The community of those leaving comments.
Commenter - someone who leaves remarks / comments on a blog post
Comments - a response left by a blog visitor regarding a post, article, page, etc.
Commission Junction - an affiliate marketing hub that connects bloggers and business owners with the premise of exchanging web presence with cash.
Content - any sort of written, filmed, or recorded material developed for print or publication.
Content Management System (CMS) - a program used to maintain multiple websites in one place.
CPC - stands for cost per click, which refers to how much an advertiser will pay per individual click on an ad you host on your site.
CPM - cost per mille, or how much an advertiser will pay per 1,000 views of their ads on your website.
Crawlability - the level at which search engines can �crawl� and search a website.
Crawlable - websites that are open and accessible to search engines (who �crawl� these sites with their spider-like programs).
Creative Commons - licenses provide a flexible range of protections and freedoms for authors to offer a voluntary �some rights reserved� approach.
Dark Blog - A non-public blog
Dashboard - When you login to your blogging account, it is the first screen with all controls, tools and functions.
Del.icio.us, furl, spurl - share social bookmarks.
Derling - a superior; the opposite of underling (obviously).
Desktop Blogging Client - An off-line blog management (posting, editing and archiving) tool.
Digged - link posted on digg.com driving huge traffic to your blog.
Dink- acronym - �delving into naked kvetching�.
Do-Follow link - Link that search engine counts.
Dooced - lost a job because of blog entries. To Dooce.
Doppelblogger - plagiarize the content of another blogger. To Doppelblog.
Draft - an unpublished, preliminary version of an article or post.
Edit - the practice of revising and rewriting content to create a customized and appropriate work
Edu-blog - education oriented blog. Short form of Education Blog.
Education Blog - Blog that shares information regarding study, colleges, universities, Exams, Tests, etc.
EFF - short for Electronic Frontier Foundation. A nonprofit group working to protect blogger rights.
eGads - the electronic form of regular gads; much faster than regular gads and a common method of communication, exclamation, or gyration in Bloggerville
Ego-surfing - to ego-surf is to use any search engine (especially blog search engines) to find other sites (particularly blogs) that are linking to you
EMail whore - someone who will do anything on their blog to get email
Event blog - focussed on an event
Expandable post summaries - show a small teaser part of the post on the index page that link to the full post.
Farked - link posted on fark.com driving huge traffic to your blog
Faux html - writing something in contrived HTML tags to make a point or express a feeling which may otherwise not be conveyed through words alone; example: <exasperated>Stop it!</exasperated>
Fauxcam - a graphic on a web site which appears as if it is being generated by a webcam but which is really just a static image
Featurette - a �special� item on a blogger�s blog, usually relevant to Bloggervilleresidents and no one else; see also Appendix B � Featurettes.
Feedblitz, Zokooda - Email subscriptions and newletter tools Flickr, Imageshack - photo sharing service. Host images on your blog.
Feedburner - a professional feed management system.
Feeds - RSS Feed generally used to broadcast your blog post.
Finance Blog - Blog that shares information on finance (monetory).
Fisking - To prove blog entry is wrong in line by line fashion.
Flog - A portmanteau of "fake" and "blog". A blog that's ghostwritten by someone, such as in the marketing department. A food blog; sometimes, a blog dedicated to food porn.
Follow - the act of connecting with another blog, website, or social media profile with the intent to keep up-to-date with their every post and move.
Footer - the most bottom part of the blog usually listing navigation and copyright statements.
FTP - short for file transfer protocol. Transferring file to and fro from your web host using FTP tools like Filezilla.
GAD - Google Ad-sense Disorder. Repeatedly checking your Ad-sense earnings.
GBBC - acronym: �Gay Boy Bloggers Club�.
Giveaway - a contest hosted by a blog or business to give away a product or service; usually requires users to enter by performing specific acts like following on social media sites.
Google Ad-sense - It is Pay Per Click plan by Google to monetize your content.
Greasemonkey - a Firefox web browser extension that can alter the functionality of any website using specific scripts.
Group blog - with multiple contributing bloggers.
Guest Blogging - Guest blogger writes blog on other blog (host blog) for building links and relationship.
Guest Post - Post created by guest blogger on host blog.
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Cache - temporary storage space; web pages you visit are stored in your browser�s cache directory on your hard drive, when you return to a recently visited page, your browser displays it from the cache, not the web, saving you time and reducing traffic on the server.
Cam - short for webcam.
Captcha - short form of Completely Automated Public Turing test to tell Computers and Humans Apart. These word and letter verification images you need to type in to show that you are a human and not a robot. Helpful to block spam comments.
Categories - a way of grouping specific types of posts through placing them in categories.
Celeblog - focused on a celebrity.
Celebriblog - maintained by a celebrity.
CEOBlog - a blog written and maintained by the CEO of a company
CGI - common gateway interface; a method of handling forms on web sites
CGI-bin - the most common web server directory that stores CGI programs and scripts.
Clog Blog - written in Dutch and/or in Holland.
CMS - content management system. Any tool used to organize data; in bloggerville this generally means a web-based application such as blogger or greymatter which is used to organize journal entries (posts).
CoComment - Tracks your comments across different platforms and follow conversations.
Collaborative blog - A blog (usually focused on a single issue or political stripe) on which multiple users enjoy posting permission. Also known as group blog.
Comment Box - A box which is placed at the end of blog post where readers share their personal views regarding blog post.
Comment spam - Bogus comments posted by spambots for the sake of advertisements on blogs. Like e-mail spam. Robot �spambots� flood a blog with advertising in the form of bogus Comments - A serious problem that requires bloggers and blog platforms to have tools to exclude some users or ban some addresses in comments.
Commentariat - The community of those leaving comments.
Commenter - someone who leaves remarks / comments on a blog post
Comments - a response left by a blog visitor regarding a post, article, page, etc.
Commission Junction - an affiliate marketing hub that connects bloggers and business owners with the premise of exchanging web presence with cash.
Content - any sort of written, filmed, or recorded material developed for print or publication.
Content Management System (CMS) - a program used to maintain multiple websites in one place.
CPC - stands for cost per click, which refers to how much an advertiser will pay per individual click on an ad you host on your site.
CPM - cost per mille, or how much an advertiser will pay per 1,000 views of their ads on your website.
Crawlability - the level at which search engines can �crawl� and search a website.
Crawlable - websites that are open and accessible to search engines (who �crawl� these sites with their spider-like programs).
Creative Commons - licenses provide a flexible range of protections and freedoms for authors to offer a voluntary �some rights reserved� approach.
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Dark Blog - A non-public blog
Dashboard - When you login to your blogging account, it is the first screen with all controls, tools and functions.
Del.icio.us, furl, spurl - share social bookmarks.
Derling - a superior; the opposite of underling (obviously).
Desktop Blogging Client - An off-line blog management (posting, editing and archiving) tool.
Digged - link posted on digg.com driving huge traffic to your blog.
Dink- acronym - �delving into naked kvetching�.
Do-Follow link - Link that search engine counts.
Dooced - lost a job because of blog entries. To Dooce.
Doppelblogger - plagiarize the content of another blogger. To Doppelblog.
Draft - an unpublished, preliminary version of an article or post.
E
Edit - the practice of revising and rewriting content to create a customized and appropriate work
Edu-blog - education oriented blog. Short form of Education Blog.
Education Blog - Blog that shares information regarding study, colleges, universities, Exams, Tests, etc.
EFF - short for Electronic Frontier Foundation. A nonprofit group working to protect blogger rights.
eGads - the electronic form of regular gads; much faster than regular gads and a common method of communication, exclamation, or gyration in Bloggerville
Ego-surfing - to ego-surf is to use any search engine (especially blog search engines) to find other sites (particularly blogs) that are linking to you
EMail whore - someone who will do anything on their blog to get email
Event blog - focussed on an event
Expandable post summaries - show a small teaser part of the post on the index page that link to the full post.
F
Farked - link posted on fark.com driving huge traffic to your blog
Faux html - writing something in contrived HTML tags to make a point or express a feeling which may otherwise not be conveyed through words alone; example: <exasperated>Stop it!</exasperated>
Fauxcam - a graphic on a web site which appears as if it is being generated by a webcam but which is really just a static image
Featurette - a �special� item on a blogger�s blog, usually relevant to Bloggervilleresidents and no one else; see also Appendix B � Featurettes.
Feedblitz, Zokooda - Email subscriptions and newletter tools Flickr, Imageshack - photo sharing service. Host images on your blog.
Feedburner - a professional feed management system.
Feeds - RSS Feed generally used to broadcast your blog post.
Finance Blog - Blog that shares information on finance (monetory).
Fisking - To prove blog entry is wrong in line by line fashion.
Flog - A portmanteau of "fake" and "blog". A blog that's ghostwritten by someone, such as in the marketing department. A food blog; sometimes, a blog dedicated to food porn.
Follow - the act of connecting with another blog, website, or social media profile with the intent to keep up-to-date with their every post and move.
Footer - the most bottom part of the blog usually listing navigation and copyright statements.
FTP - short for file transfer protocol. Transferring file to and fro from your web host using FTP tools like Filezilla.
G
GAD - Google Ad-sense Disorder. Repeatedly checking your Ad-sense earnings.
GBBC - acronym: �Gay Boy Bloggers Club�.
Giveaway - a contest hosted by a blog or business to give away a product or service; usually requires users to enter by performing specific acts like following on social media sites.
Google Ad-sense - It is Pay Per Click plan by Google to monetize your content.
Greasemonkey - a Firefox web browser extension that can alter the functionality of any website using specific scripts.
Group blog - with multiple contributing bloggers.
Guest Blogging - Guest blogger writes blog on other blog (host blog) for building links and relationship.
Guest Post - Post created by guest blogger on host blog.
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