![The Top WordPress Related Blogs On The Internet [WPMU 100, 2nd Edition] The Top WordPress Related Blogs On The Internet [WPMU 100, 2nd Edition]](http://wpmu.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/06/wpmu-100.jpg)
Note: a much-improved third edition of this resource is now available — you can find it here.
It’s been nearly four months since the first WPMU 100 was released, and a lot has changed in the blogosphere since then.
I know this because I have spent the time between then and now trawling the web in an attempt to find every single quality WordPress related blog out there. The end result is a generous selection of new entries.
There are in fact no less than 28 new blogs on the list – plenty for you to be getting your teeth into, even if you thought you already knew of every single WordPress blog that was worth knowing. This huge influx of fresh entries means that there has been a lot of movement – with only 3 blogs retaining their position from the 1st edition.
I’m sure you’re keen to get stuck in, so without further ado, here is the list!
The WPMU 100 [2nd Edition]
That’s It!
There’s a lot to get through in the above list, but don’t let the rankings fool you – some of those blogs down the bottom are fantastic resources. In fact, there were a couple of blogs I really like that didn’t even make it onto the list.
Remember – this list was picked in part by you. Many of the new entries were suggestions made by WPMU readers. As always I would love your feedback on the list. So what do you think - any diamonds in the rough? Glaring omissions? Undeserved inclusions? Let the debate begin!
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Great post Tom! I think I will have lots to look at over the weekend. There are some really good blogs on your list. :)
Hi Tom – thanks for a great resource. Some of these sites should be aware that they shouldn’t really be using “WordPress” in their domain name. – http://wordpress.org/about/domains/
Great work. Any chance you could include a sentence comment about their specialty?
Ooo cool, I wanna see how many places they’ve moved up or down too!
Descriptive taglines would be immense too.
We could *even* include thumbnails (we use thumbshots for edublogs, maybe talk to Ronnie?)
How are these ranked ? How is it decided who moves up / down ?
I like the list a lot. Could you please change WordPress Jedi to WPJEDI :D As Ruth mentioned, the site should not be promoted as that (WordPress in its name) :) Besides, it’s WPJEDI.com anyway :)
Thanks for including WPSites.net on the list Tom
I’m redesigning my site as we speak and finding many of these blogs about WordPress in the SERPS when looking for customization tutorials.
Really nice to see your input and post like to know more about blog marketing and visit of new users. I m working on my blog
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