Someone linked to this blog

Someone linked to this blog and had a comment about it. Unfortunately the site that links to it is in Danish and none of the online translators do a very adequate job of telling me what this person is saying! I can take a guess, and I’m fairly sure it’s complimentary, but if anyone wants to give me an accurate translation, of this I’d appreciate it!

Her er et par eksempler på, hvordan personlighed kan gøre en blog værd at læse: Survivor of Child Abuse, Scoble, Tinka.

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