This post exemplifies the best that a physics blog can offer (arguably). Present a graph ubiquitous in some sub-field, and explain what it's all about and why it's important.
This post begs the question, "what's the worst example of a physics blog?" Oh, I don't know, maybe someone who ridicules nearly everyone, and who, at the same time, thinks he's actually censoring himself? (I'm kidding a bit because I find Lubos' tirades funny, and find Woit's restraint quite remarkable.
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You're welcome. You know, I was thinking that all (or a bunch) of the physics bloggers should have a virtual conference of some sort. Not sure why, but it sounds cool.
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