• The top blog post - based on the number of inbound links from other blogs between January 1 and November 30, 2006 - was mother.livejournal.com's petition against changes in the livejournal interface, which was linked to in 801 posts by 786 other blogs.

• Crooks and Liars's posts on Stephen Colbert's monologue at the White House, and Keith Olbermann commentary on Rumsfeld, were the number 2 and 3 posts, respectively. The Colbert post was linked to in 622 posts on 603 blogs, and the Olbermann was linked to in 359 posts on 340 blogs. Crooks and Liars had a total of 4 entries in the top 10 most linked to posts.

• David Sifry, founder and CEO of blog-search engine Technorati, had the fourth most popular post, with his August 2006 post on state-of-the-blogosphere report. The post was linked to in 339 posts on 298 blogs. Two more posts of Sifry's monthly state of the blogosphere also ranked in top 10.

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