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As the Blogiversary Database continues to grow I wanted to take a moment and post an update and supply some information for those who just have no idea what I’m talking about.

Here are the basics:

For some time now I wanted to create a database of blogs and their start date. That part was relatively easy. The second part of my idea was to have a short bit of javacript code that anyone could add to their blog and display links to the blogs that were celebrating their blogiversary on that day. That was something I didn’t know how to do, but thanks to some good online tutorials I figured it out.

Now bloggers can add their information to the database. On their anniversary date (blogiversary) a link to their blog will be displayed on any site that has added the code. I’ve also set it up to display yesterday’s and tomorrow’s blogiversaries.

In addition to those who add their own information, I will be adding blogs that I know are celebrating. For those who fill out the form you may wonder why I need your email address. It’s to keep out spam submissions. Once you submit the form you will receive a confirmation email at the address you provide. It will contain a link that you must follow to complete the process. Until that is done the blog won’t be displayed. I won’t sell or give away your email address, and I won’t be using the information to spam you either. (I may send a reminder to those who haven’t confirmed their submission, and I hope I’ll be sending you a note of congratulations on your big day, but that’s it.)

Now, here’s the latest. There are now twenty five blogs in the database. All but three have confirmed. Nine of the blogs (more than a third) have their blogiversary this month. Twelve started in 2005, ten in 2004, two started this year, and one (Leaning Straight Up) started in 2003.

Thanks to all for those who have posted on this. Please continue to spread the word. If you have any questions just send a note to lakelandjim at gmail dot com. Thanks!

UPDATE 5/20/06 9:07 — We are up to 27 blogs in the database. I’ll be skimming through them later today to see how many have the code. Thanks to all for adding their blogs.

UPDATE 5/27/06 10:15 — We are stuck at 49! Write a post about the Blogiversary Database and get an open trackback below: