[BRIEF NOTE] Links Round Up, and Welcome
Apr. 13th, 2004 10:01 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
rfmcdonaldGoing to Technorati and browsing the blogosphere, my recent analysis of the demographic situation of French and European Muslims has gotten a fair number of links. Scott Martens linked to me at Fistful of Euros, like Russell Arben Fox at Wäldchen vom Philosophenweg, Chris Bertram at Crooked Timber, and Razib at GNXP.
I was surprised to find out that Tyler Cowen refers to my analysis pver at the Volokh Conspiracy, while Afghan Voice considers my analysis in relationship to the Netherlands' Muslim population, and the French-language blog Ceteris Paribus considers my arguments in the article "Le mythe de l'Eurabie" while linking to an interesting interview in Le Monde. The brief mentions on Blogdial, Fair to Middlin' and OxBlog were also pleasant to find.
Needless to say, every blog linking to me that wasn't on my blogroll is now. Hi!
One thing I dislike about Livejournal is that I haven't figured out a way to install a counter, so I have no idea how much (or even whether) traffic has increased. Over at BlogsCanada.ca, I've described this blog as "[o]ne Prince Edward Island expat gay-leaning bi 24 year old grad student's notoriously eclectic take on his life and the world." That says pretty much everything that needs to be said as an introduction. Enjoy, and contact me if you'd like.
I was surprised to find out that Tyler Cowen refers to my analysis pver at the Volokh Conspiracy, while Afghan Voice considers my analysis in relationship to the Netherlands' Muslim population, and the French-language blog Ceteris Paribus considers my arguments in the article "Le mythe de l'Eurabie" while linking to an interesting interview in Le Monde. The brief mentions on Blogdial, Fair to Middlin' and OxBlog were also pleasant to find.
Needless to say, every blog linking to me that wasn't on my blogroll is now. Hi!
One thing I dislike about Livejournal is that I haven't figured out a way to install a counter, so I have no idea how much (or even whether) traffic has increased. Over at BlogsCanada.ca, I've described this blog as "[o]ne Prince Edward Island expat gay-leaning bi 24 year old grad student's notoriously eclectic take on his life and the world." That says pretty much everything that needs to be said as an introduction. Enjoy, and contact me if you'd like.
