Bloggernacle

Bloggernacle

__NOTOC__The Bloggernacle or Bloggernacle Choir is a name that has been adopted by some in the LDS blogging community to describe the Mormon portion of the blogosphere. It was created as a play on words of the Mormon Tabernacle Choir. An individual LDS blogger is sometimes referred to as a bloggernacker, nacker, naccer or bloggern. Not all LDS-themed bloggers like or use the name Bloggernacle, or even consider their blog to be part of it.

History

On March 23, 2004, due to an article in The Revealer, [ [http://www.therevealer.org/archives/daily_000274.php The Revealer: ] ] the Mormon blogging community noticed that the Jewish and Catholic blogging communities had adopted names for themselves. In a blog post titled "The Nameless Mormon Blogosphere", [ [http://www.timesandseasons.org/index.php?p=562 Times & Seasons » The Nameless Mormon Blogosphere ] ] the writer Kaimi Wenger at the LDS blog Times and Seasons sought to remedy this situation and asked for suggestions for a name. Christopher Bradford posting under the name "Grasshopper" suggested "Bloggernacle Choir", the shortened version of which gained wide approval. "Bloggernacle" is a term that has been used commonly by LDS bloggers.

During 2005, several LDS-themed podcasts entered the Bloggernacle to augment LDS blogging with audio programming.

ee also

*St. Blog's Parish - Name adopted by Catholic blogging community.
*J-Blogosphere - Name adopted by Jewish blogging community

Notes

References

* [http://web.mit.edu/21w.780/Materials/blogs%20and%20religion%20NYT.html NY Times article] , 5 March 2005, “Faithful Track Questions, Answers and Minutiae on Blogs”, Debra Nussbaum Cohen
* [http://www.sltrib.com/portlet/article/html/fragments/print_article.jsp?article=3232348 Salt Lake Tribune article] , 18 November 2005, "A weblog full of 'tiny dramas in Mormon lives' has a bigger drama going on behind the scenes", Peggy Fletcher Stack

External links

The following is a list of indices, which include several of the blogs in the Bloggernacle.

* [http://www.mormon-blogs.com/ LDS & Mormon Blogs]
* [http://www.ldselect.org/ LDSelect]
* [http://www.ldsblogs.org/ Mormon Archipelago]
* [http://www.mormonblogs.org/ Mormon Blogs]
* [http://www.mormonpodcasts.org/ Mormon Podcast]
* [http://www.nothingwavering.org/ Nothing Wavering]
* [http://planet.kzion.com/ Planet LDS]


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