Created by: Robert Derbyshire
Number of Blossarys: 4
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Greek (EL)
Russian (RU)
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Romanian (RO)
French (FR)
Vietnamese (VI)
Albanian (SQ)
Japanese (JA)
Arabic (AR)
French, Canadian (CF)
Bulgarian (BG)
Serbian (SR)
Chinese, Simplified (ZS)
Spanish (ES)
Italian (IT)
Farsi (FA)
Spanish, Latin American (XL)
Hungarian (HU)
Indonesian (ID)
Swedish (SV)
German (DE)
Dutch (NL)
Afrikaans (AF)
English, UK (UE)
Kazakh (KK)
Sinhalese (SI)
To use search engines to quickly check the validity of a claim made in the press.
Derived from the journalist Robert Fisk, this is to meticulously deconstruct an article in a critical manner.
A hostile disagreement between two parties, carried out via the Internet.
To smatter a blog with a number of SEO-friendly keywords, to increase Google ranking.
A blog which is maintained by more than one contributing writer.
A mild addiction to refreshing one's browser to see if the hit counter or comments section on one's blog has increased.