“In order of fabulosity…”
Bloggers who live in Williamsburg and work at Condé Nast/ are in a band
Bloggers who live in Williamsburg and know someone who works at Condé Nast/date someone in a band
Bloggers who live elsewhere in Brooklyn but can get to Williamsburg easily, ideally by bicycle
Bloggers in general (residents of other parts of the country are fine, so long as those parts are Chicago, L.A., Seattle, or Manhattan)
Non-bloggers who work at Condé Nast/are in a band
Non-bloggers who went to high school with someone who runs a top-tier blog
Non-bloggers who live in Queens and operate barely solvent literary magazines, the literary magazine being, as we all know, the blog of 2000, the old black, so over, etc.
Full article here (link via Lindsay Lindsayism).
i’m so low on the caste system it’s embarassing!
i saw this article too. where are the goths in the system, though? they really started it. i give thanks to the goths. kudos!!
i enjoyed this article.
Viv/Laura — you should make a LJ caste system. Goths would be at the top, no?
The article would’ve been better if it mentioned my blog.
where’s The Motor City on this list? obvs, everyone knows the Tru Hottness is revealed just north of 8 Mile!
grambo, it’s because michibloggerganders are off the charts… bovs.
Trying to be a blogstar is a losing battle. Besides, bloggers always cannibalize each other’s blogs anyway.
We need to add a Top Ten blogger’s stomping grounds:
1. The Smoking Gun
2. Page Six
What else?
So is this ascending or descending? Who is the most fabulous? Because I am a blogger and I know someone who works at Condé Nast. How pathetic am I?