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The document discusses different methods for indexing blogs and knowledge blogs. It covers indexing blogs through their authors using tagging and categories. It also discusses indexing blogs through readers using social bookmarking platforms. Finally, it addresses indexing blogs through intermediary actors and challenges with centralized indexing of blog content and items.
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