Adrian Warnock, a prominent God-blogger, is seeking to shed some much-deserved light on some little-known blogs.
I have often thought that prominent bloggers have a responsibility to help deserving bloggers from what is often called the "tail" get there share of the limelight….
Today I announce my latest iniative to give a little back "the warnies". i will issue a warnie whenever i feel that a particular blog or blogpost is worthy of special honor. Entrys should be via email and since this is a totally subjective competition judged by me a link to my site on your blog is likely to have some influence on the outcome! To be honest, if you dont like my blog enough to link to it then you probably wouldnt enter for a warnie anyway!
Today, he awarded his first Warnie to Dr. John Mark Reynolds.
Covering the war on terror, philosophy, creation, Star Trek and a host of other subjects I love it. Dr Reynolds is a professor of philosophy and I can't recommend his blog enough.
Please do mention his award on your own blog, and submit your own blog for the next "Warnie" award ceremony which will happen as and when I feel that a worthy candidate has arrived.
I've submitted my blog for consideration and anxiously await possible scraps from the master's table. 
Popularity: 2% [?]
Funky Dung
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Adrian’s daily traffic is nearly 4 times mine and his rank was 200 slots better than mine last I checked.
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Posted 21 Jan 2005 at 10:54 pm ¶Funky:
I’ve visited Dr. Warnock’s site from time to time and find it worthwhile… It’s quite interesting to read an evangelical who is NOT American (I didn’t know they actually existed… outside of suburban legends that is). Tho’ I do find it hard to believe his traffic exceeds yours.
Cheers!
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Posted 21 Jan 2005 at 4:25 am ¶I appreciate the compliment, Steve, but I really don’t think I’m nearly as well-read as he. I certainly don’t have the kind of secondary and tertiary linkage he gets.
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Posted 21 Jan 2005 at 4:46 am ¶linage-schminkage… I’m looking at the number of comments. I’m aware that neither is an accurate predictor of traffic, but…
Cheers!
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