Dear Readers,

The bab.la and Lexophiles team have considered us as one of the best blogs among 473 nominations for the top 100 language blog 2009.

Lexophiles bases itself in three criteria for ranking the blogs for this competition: content, consistency and interactivity.

Content: The content is analysed and determined if it is original, if it has depth of postings and if the authors incorporate multimedia such as videos and pictures.

Consistency: The blogs need to be active, frequent postings give higher schore as well as regularity of postings.

Interactivity: The blog needs to give uptions to the reader to interact with him, not only through the comments but also, by a contact page, twitter, rss-feeds, facebook, share the blog via bookmark button, etc.

Lexophiles arranges this competition by category:

The competition is divided into four categories:

1. Language learning: Blogs about the language learning process, difficulties with or discussion about learning a language.
2. Language teaching: Blogs discussing languages from the perspective of a teacher.
3. Language technology: Blogs discussing technology as part of the language learning process.
4. Language professionals: Blogs by people using languages in their profession, such as translators or interpreters.

We have selected to participate in the first category of Language Learning and 50% of the final score will be based on user voting, so please vote for us by clicking on the link below:

The voting phase starts today and ends July 28.
Thanks to you all!

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