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MedLib Blog Badge at Google Scholar Blog

I think that Dean Giustini’s Google Scholar Blog was the first MedLib blog I ever subscribed to- so I’m pretty tickled that it now features the MedLib Blog Badge on its sidebar:

Why is David always on about this badgey stuff?

Previously, I’ve noted the following blogs that display the MedLib Blog badge in their sidebars:

These blogs are:

  1. about medical / health / health sciences / biomedical librarianship;
  2. written by (a) medical librarian(s) or medical library paraprofessional(s);
  3. maintained by a medical library; or
  4. maintained by professional association of medical librarians and/or medical library paraprofessionals.

Hey! My blog has the MedLib Blog badge and you haven’t featured it here!

Sorry! I do try for omniscience, but frequently fall short of this goal. If I’ve missed the badge on your blog or if you’ve just added it, please let me know so I can link to it from here.

Why would I want to add the badge to my blog?

The badge links back to the masterlist of MedLib blogs to indicate the blog’s membership in the growing community (and sense of community) of MedLib blogs(/bloggers). (This should serve also as a reminder to add your blog to this masterlist, if appropriate.)

To add this badge to your own blog, just copy and paste this code:


<a href="http://liswiki.org/wiki/Medlib_Blogs">
<img src="http://tinyurl.com/y32hh8/"></a>

Not sure how to do this with your particular blogging software? Email me at david[DOT]rothman[AT]gmail[DOT]com and we’ll figure it out together. :)

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3 Responses to “MedLib Blog Badge at Google Scholar Blog”

  1. 1
    Ryan:

    The badge is nice, but I thought it would lead me to a nice spliced feed?

    I mean since I already made the mistake, perhaps someone should make it happen? hint hint. . .??? I mean if I were doing a presentation for medical librarians in say May for the Canadian Health Libraries Conference, I might like to say “subscribe to this one feed.” And I would if there was a big honking button for the feed. :)

    :)

  2. 2
    David Rothman:

    Subtle, Ryan.

    ;)

    In my mind, it isn’t really useful to have a single feed for all these blogs- but if you wanted to make such a thing, you could do so with tools like BlogSieve, FEEDblendr, FEEDcombine,FeedRinse (step-by-step tutorial here), FeedShake or Yahoo! Pipes.

  3. 3
    Dr Shock:

    I am using your badge, Okay I know I am not a libarian but I do blog about mental health and everything that comes with it.
    Regards Dr Shock

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