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First posing as borderline gay, to get the pussy play conversions.
And making wtf??? his signature statment.
What's next?
Got any stock tips?
http://www.technorati.com/search/wtf
WTF? It's one of the more popular little collections of three letters people use to describe their bafflement at some particularly head-shaking piece of news. At Technorati, visitors have that same feeling when someone or something suddenly becomes a hot topic, but aren't sure why.
That's when Where's The Fire? comes into play. Sifry explained how the new feature works:
When you see a top search with an orange flame next to it, it means at least one person from the community has written their view as to why that topic is hot - right now. The community is also invited to either write their own explanation or vote on the WTFs they view as most helpful. Based on a combination of number of votes and timeliness, the top WTFs by search topic appear on the top of the results page.
But it isn't just for the hottest searches or the stuff with the biggest buzz - in fact, one of the things that I like the most about WTF is that you can write an explanation about any search or topic, and if you get the most votes, your explanation goes in at the top of the results page for that search. You can write a WTF on any topic that someone would search for, and provide information and resources to them about that topic or subject. So, you might want to write a WTF about yourself or your friends' names, or your company (or maybe even your competition!)
And making wtf??? his signature statment.
What's next?
Got any stock tips?
http://www.technorati.com/search/wtf
WTF? It's one of the more popular little collections of three letters people use to describe their bafflement at some particularly head-shaking piece of news. At Technorati, visitors have that same feeling when someone or something suddenly becomes a hot topic, but aren't sure why.
That's when Where's The Fire? comes into play. Sifry explained how the new feature works:
When you see a top search with an orange flame next to it, it means at least one person from the community has written their view as to why that topic is hot - right now. The community is also invited to either write their own explanation or vote on the WTFs they view as most helpful. Based on a combination of number of votes and timeliness, the top WTFs by search topic appear on the top of the results page.
But it isn't just for the hottest searches or the stuff with the biggest buzz - in fact, one of the things that I like the most about WTF is that you can write an explanation about any search or topic, and if you get the most votes, your explanation goes in at the top of the results page for that search. You can write a WTF on any topic that someone would search for, and provide information and resources to them about that topic or subject. So, you might want to write a WTF about yourself or your friends' names, or your company (or maybe even your competition!)
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