Monday, August 31, 2009

Is this one of the best LGBT blogs in the world?

I seriously doubt it, but who am I to argue with the fine folks at the Manchester, England-based Lesbian & Gay Foundation? :)

Here's a bit of background, in case I've already lost you: In late June, the Lesbian & Gay Foundation posted to its site a list of "The 100 Best LGBT Blogs." Somehow, my little 'ol (hardly ever updated) blog made the cut.

I originally thought the folks at the Lesbian & Gay Foundation just Googled "gay blog" and based their list on the first 100 search results, but then I read the commentary (written by Grahame Robertson - not sure who he is, sadly) that accompanied the mention of my blog:

“Not only did I have to struggle with coming out as a gay man, I’m also a closet gamer too! Luckily, there’s a burgeoning gay gaming community out there, and this excellent blog - written by a gay gamer in Washington – is a great mix of tongue-in-cheek humour, real enthusiasm for the subject, and politics (check out his coverage of Microsoft’s recent run-in with the gay gaming community). Would love to see it updated a bit more frequently though.”

Thanks to the Lesbian & Gay Foundation and especially to Grahame, I plan on posting to this blog much more frequently from now on :)

BTW, you're probably wondering why I'm only posting this news now. Well, to be honest, I didn't know I had made the the Lesbian & Gay Foundation's list until this morning, when someone posted a congratulatory comment to this site!

5 comments:

Unknown said...

Congrats, I just recently found your blog, and I am already starting to be a fan of it. I can see why you made it on the list.

kye said...

I've been following your blog for a coupla weeks now but I wouldn't have known it existed if it weren't for the L.G.F's list. Anyway though, congratulations.

Bryan Ochalla said...

Thank you, Digital Freya and kye! It seems the LGF list not only gained me a few readers, but gave me a kick in the pants. I'll do my best to keep the momentum going :)

Viewtiful_Justin said...

Well hooray for that! I certainly hope it increses your traffic and gets more LGBT gamers to come visit the blog! It would be sweet to have a thriving community here.

Bryan Ochalla said...

Thanks, Justin! I hope it brings more readers, too. Of course, I should probably post more so they have a reason to come back, right? Fingers crossed that I can keep it going for once :)