The Bluegrass Blog Wordled
If you’ve been reading blogs for any amount of time, you’ve probably seen a “Tag Cloud” on one of them. A Tag Cloud takes all the tags used on the blog and generates a visual representation of those tags, more frequently used tags appearing in larger font sizes.
That’s only tags though. This morning I discovered a website called Wordle where you can enter any text you want and it will create something similar for the words you entered. Out of curiosity, I entered the text for the first and second pages of the blog archive, the 40 latest posts. Click the thumbnail to view it full size. This is a wordle, a visual representation of the most frequently used words in our last 40 posts.
If you’ve ever wondered what we post about the most, here’s your answer.
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