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The Wikio Science Blog Rankings for May

By gregladen on May 3, 2010.

Are now available:

1 Wired Science - Wired Blog
2 Watts Up With That?
3 Climate Progress
4 RealClimate
5 Bad Astronomy
6 Next Generation Science
7 Climate Audit
8 Respectful Insolence
9 Pharyngula
10 The Frontal Cortex
11 Dispatches from the Culture Wars
12 Deltoid
13 Science-Based Medicine
14 Cosmic Variance
15 Uncertain Principles
16 Not Exactly Rocket Science
17 FuturePundit
18 Gene Expression
19 BPS Research Digest
20 Neurophilosophy

Ranking made by Wikio

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From the Wikio info page:


    The position of a blog in the Wikio ranking depends on the number and weight of the incoming links from other blogs. Our algorithm accords a greater value to links from blogs placed higher up in the ranking. [...]
    Only links found in RSS feeds are counted. Blogrolls are not taken into account.

So this is basically a measure of how much "buzz" a given blog generates. Which explains why 3 of the top 4 are climate blogs (and why Anthony Watts is #2 while Ed Yong is #15...)