My blog's Words Cloud
I’ve used Tagxedo to generate a words cloud based on the content of my blog’s home page.
This is what I got. Try it out, and don’t tell me it ain’t addictive.
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"Don't tell me it ain't addictive" Very true. Additive to me too
http://quantmleap.com/blog/2010/04/my-blogs-words-cloud/
RT @Tagxedo: "Don't tell me it ain't addictive" Very true. Additive to me too
http://quantmleap.com/blog/2010/04/my-blogs-words-cloud/
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