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- verb transitive, Internet To
blog something previously posted on another blog.
Etymologies
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Best of all, bloggers are encouraged to share, modify and "reblog" each others 'posts.
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Best of all, bloggers are encouraged to share, modify and "reblog" each others 'posts.
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The quick ability to comment, favorite and "reblog" others posts makes the service incredibly social.
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The quick ability to comment, favorite and "reblog" others posts makes the service incredibly social.
ReadWriteWeb 2010
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The quick ability to comment, favorite and "reblog" others posts makes the service incredibly social.
ReadWriteWeb 2010
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So I have to clip just like it was derived from a non-Tumbler site - even though I attribute properly, I still feel like I cheated that Tumblr out of a "reblog".
AZspot 2009
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So I have to clip just like it was derived from a non-Tumbler site - even though I attribute properly, I still feel like I cheated that Tumblr out of a "reblog".
AZspot 2009
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Disqus made some noise this week with the introduction of the ability to "reblog" comments as individual posts, and last month, Fred Wilson of A VC openly wondered if there would come a time when
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Jessica sometimes asks her dad to "reblog" photos she is particularly proud of.
Eat Your Vegetables, and Don't Forget to Tweet Katherine Rosman 2011
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I read it, thought it was 100% correct, and asked if I could reblog it verbatim both as (a) an explanation of how I actually should / do think about marketing and (b) an example of how I learn through direct feedback.
Brad Feld: Don't Do Marketing. Become A Thought Leader. Brad Feld 2011
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