What is "The Elite Eleven"?
Because of my multidisciplinary interests, my blogroll can get somewhat cluttered. I have tried to clean it up as best I can, but of course like tends to like, so many of the blogs I read are also multidisciplinary. So rather than create a "Top Ten" list, I've opted instead for the "Elite Eleven."
The Elite Eleven do not represent what I consider to be the "best" blogs, but rather the most under-read blogs. You don't need me to recommend Instapundit or Marginal Revolution. In other words, they're the blogs that I suspect you're not reading but should be if you're reading my blog.
To be included in the Elite Eleven, a blog must:
1. Focus on one or more of the following — libertarianism, law or economics.
2. Include significant commentary, not just "Look at what I found!" posts.
3. Be updated fairly regularly (i.e., roughly one post per day at least).
4. Appear to be "under-read" as measured by such imprecise metrics as Technorati links and aggregator subscriptions.
The Elite Eleven is subject to perpetual revision.
Past performance is no guarantee of future results.
The Elite Eleven do not represent what I consider to be the "best" blogs, but rather the most under-read blogs. You don't need me to recommend Instapundit or Marginal Revolution. In other words, they're the blogs that I suspect you're not reading but should be if you're reading my blog.
To be included in the Elite Eleven, a blog must:
1. Focus on one or more of the following — libertarianism, law or economics.
2. Include significant commentary, not just "Look at what I found!" posts.
3. Be updated fairly regularly (i.e., roughly one post per day at least).
4. Appear to be "under-read" as measured by such imprecise metrics as Technorati links and aggregator subscriptions.
The Elite Eleven is subject to perpetual revision.
Past performance is no guarantee of future results.
Posted by KipEsquire on
1 January 2005
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