Wow, this is a Best of the Web Top 100 blog!

Bob Hartman 2009-08-12

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I just found out that this blog is now listed as a Top 100 blog by The Daily Reviewer! I am truly flattered to be in such great company. If you want to look at other agile blogs, or blogs on other subjects check them out by clicking on the ribbon image to the left.

Now that my self-imposed sabattical (I know, that sounds strange, but it’s a long story!) is over, it is time to get back to writing. A little jolt like this mention is just the motivation I need!

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Bob Hartman

Known as Agile Bob, brings over 35 years of experience and broad industry knowledge cultivated by serving in almost every role in the software industry including developer, tester, documentation writer, trainer, product manager, project manager, business analyst, senior software engineer, development manager and executive. Over the past 20+ years Bob has grown from being an early adopter of Agile to his current status as a Certified Scrum Trainer® (CST) and Certified Enterprise Coach℠ (CEC) and an expert in training, coaching and mentoring across all areas of Agile development. Bob is a popular speaker, having spoken at numerous major conferences, seminars, workshops and user group meetings where his engaging style, holistic view of development and personal anecdotes are always well received by attendees. See his upcoming courses by clicking on Upcoming Courses under Agile For All in the menu at the top of your screen.

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Mike Cottmeyer 2009-08-13
Hi Bob,
It looks like the Daily Observer scraped the content for their list from http://agile.alltop.com/. You have a great blog that definitely deserves to be on anyone’s top 100 list. I just don’t want your blog sending traffic to a group that doesn’t appear to be ethical.
Mike
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1. Bob 2009-08-15
  Mike, I’m not sure this is true. In looking at the two I see a lot of similarity, which I would expect, but I also see some differences. Do you have some way to tell for certain they scraped content? The names of some of the blogs have actually been corrected which makes me believe they aren’t just scraping. I’ll be happy to remove this if you have some further evidence, but right now I’m not 100% convinced.
  – Bob –
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