I was going to title this ALL BLOGS4GOD.COM BLOGGERS, like I occasionally do in emails to the moderators. I didn't because you all know who you are and you've already heard the buzz.

David Janes has designed an aggregator, and has given every blogger here at the portal an opportunity to use it. We started last week in a beta test. It will be useful to your moderators. It will be useful for you. Let's run it down.

... Back? That's who David Janes is and what his BlogTrack does. Mr. Janes and his aggregator are going to get a lot of attention.

Bene Diction at Blog4God

RSS FEEDS TO NOWHERE A THING OF THE PAST? Janes' has apparently turned its gaze away from reporting on the latest battleship tonnage totals and is now chronicling the Blogosphere. Er, I'm not sure it's the same Janes', but this site has the most promising aggregator or meta-blog model I've seen yet. Here's the BlogTrack for me and everyone on my blogroll. It may not be as pretty as Radio's, but at least it's free. Although the number of blogs it tracks is fairly limited, it does do a fairly good job of catching up with posts that link back to me, a lot faster than Blogdex or Movable Type's seemingly useless TrackBack feature.

Patrick Ruffini

Doing his part to bring order to chaos. Check out Janes' Blogosphere. Here's a sample Blog Track, for Natalie Solent.

Moira Breen

Just lookit this. David Janes has created this amazing blog speed-reading tool. It's called Jane's Blogosphere (neat name, too.) See it at Ranting and Roaring. Here's a version tailor-made for my blog. I'm honoured. I had no idea David was working on this, and I don't know whether he's planning to give it away or sell it, but it looks simply fascinating.

ADDED LATER: He's planning to give it away. Nice chap. And the Janes-related names almost generate themselves; look for "Janes' Fighting Words".

Natalie Solent