Sour Duck’s Carnival Host Notes: Reference Links (Part IV)

This post is one of a series outlining my experience hosting Issue 3 of The Carnival of Feminists.

These documents are informally written and entirely voluntary. It is hoped that they will aid future and potential hosts in their Carnival project.

Please see the introduction for further details.

This section consists of a list of references cited in the Notes. References are listed in order of appearance; duplicates are not linked.

Reference Links:

1. Issue 3, The Carnival of Feminists


2. The Carnival of Feminists blog


3. Blog Carnival


4. Blog Carnival: FAQ


5. Natalie Bennett’s email and blog, Philobiblion


6. Science and Politics: “ConvergeSouth—Blog Carnivals”


7. Science and Politics: “Blog Carnivals And The Future Of Journalism”


8. Wikipedia: YMMV


9. Wikipedia: aquatint


10. Wikipedia: Los Caprichos


11. Wikipedia: Francisco Goya


12. The Web Gallery of Art: Goya y Lucientes, Francisco de


13. Blog Carnival: FAQ


14. Gmail Help Center: Labeling mail


15. Google: Gmail


16. Comment: DrTony, attached to “The History Carnival VII… plus Orac’s advice to blog carnival hosts” by Respectful Insolence (a.k.a. “Orac Knows”)


17. Wikipedia: aggregator


18. Bloglines


19. Wikipedia: web aggregators


20. Google: search results for “blog aggregator” and “free’


21. Blogger


22. OpenOffice.org


23. Wikipedia: List of text editors


24. Blogger


25. Blogger: “We are planning a two hour outage this evening…”


26. Wikipedia: Western culture


27. Jerusalem Syndrome: “Jewish feminists, Muslim feminists, and various random bits”


28. Technorati


29. Global Voices Online


30. Sour Duck: “Call for Submissions: The Carnival of Feminists (Issue No. 3)”


31. Interested-Participant: “Rejected From the Carnivals”


32. Respectful Insolence (a.k.a. “Orac Knows”): “The History Carnival VII… plus Orac’s advice to blog carnival hosts”


33. MediaGirl.org


34. Media Girl’s blog


35. Media Girl: “Tag, you’re it! (And no longer a person.)”


36. Echidne of the Snakes


37. Part III: Meta-Issues


38. Respectful Insolence (a.k.a. “Orac Knows”): “The History Carnival VII… plus Orac’s advice to blog carnival hosts”


39. Wikipedia: A-list blogger


40. Technorati: Popular blogs


41. Technorati: Blog Finder


42. Technorati Blog Finder: feminist


43. Technorati Blog Finder: feminism


44. Sour Duck: “‘Yay for a little geek love!’”


45. Instapundit


46. Instapundit: Untitled post, November 16, 2005 03:35 PM by Glenn Reynolds


47. memeorandum: (Untitled) Top Item for Political Web, page A1… for 8:25 PM ET, November 16, 2005


48. Pseudo-Adrienne at Alas, A Blog: “Carnival of Feminists: Issue #3”


49. Sour Duck


50. Issue 3, The Carnival of Feminists


51. Bitch Ph.D.: New Carnival of the Feminists is Up


52. Blackfeminism.org: “The Carnival of Feminists, Issue 3”


53. CultureKitchen: “HEADS UP! Carnival of the Feminists”


54. Sour Duck’s Link Blog


55. Comment: Hedwig the Owl (Living the Scientific Life), attached to the blogger’s carnival issue, “Tangled Bank, Issue #23, The Birdday Edition”


56. Living the Scientific Life: “How I Hosted the Tangled Bank”


57. The Tangled Bank


58. Feministe: “NYU Grad Student Strike”


59. Echidnes of the Snakes: “The Voice of Sanity”


60. Bitch Ph.D.: “Samuel Alito: An Undue Burden on Us”


61. Wikipedia: crop rotation


62. Issue 3


63. Blog Carnival


64. Answers.com: blog


65. Wikipedia: blog


66. My London Your London

Additional references (not cited in notes):

• Sour Duck: first, second, and third calls for submissions
• The Happy Feminist: “Diversity and The Carnival of Feminists”

Part I: Introduction | Part II: Technical Notes | Part III: Meta-Issues | Part IV: Reference Links | Part V: Revisions