'Young Journalist' probably refers to the one written by Danielle Lowe, rather than the one linked to (certainly, I voted for Danielle rather than the website you ranked!). She also ranked on the Media Bloggers list, if you want to change that as well (presently it links to her Twitter).

Tony Jones / September 13 2011 8:13pm

I do believe you have the wrong Red Rag link on this list, surely it is the left wing one, not the right wing one

T Jones / September 14 2011 7:38am

You are linking to the wrong Red Rag on your Left Wing list. You are actually linking to the Right Wing "The Red Rag" not the Left Wing "Red Rag".

Danielle Lowe / September 14 2011 11:54am

Hello,

You've not linked to the right place - Young journalist certainly isn't supposed to link to that. My blog is actually at www.danniionjournalism.blogspot.com - with the title 'Young journalist'..

Please sort this. I am not amused.

T Jones / September 14 2011 6:43pm

Looks like you have linked the wrong Red Rag again, well it wasn't the one I voted for the one I voted for was .....redrag1.blogspot.com. The one you have linked to is actually an Australian blog.

Dertoorgo / August 16 2012 8:16pm

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From: How to Configure a Cox Cable Modem to a Linksys Router