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I. IDENTIFICATION
____________________1. This refers to the collective community of all blogs and bloggers on the Internet.
____________________2. Sometimes spelled blog-roll or blog roll, this is a blogger's list of links to other blogs the read or support. Ideally these only include blogs that you really like and recommend.
____________________3. The opinions of your readers left in response to a blog post. This is a useful way for you to connect with your audience.
____________________4. This is short for Cascading Style Sheets. Written in HTML this is commonly used to style web pages.
___________________5. A website that lists blogs, usually ranking them by their popularity and ordering them by subject or category.
___________________6. This is the small graphic, typically your logo or other representation your website that appears in a browser's address bar, favorites or bookmark lists. In HTML it is referenced as the following rel="shortcut icon", and should be saved or uploaded as favicon.ico. The final product looks something like this:
__________________7. This is a news feed used for providing users with frequently updated content. Content distributors syndicate a web feed, thereby allowing users to subscribe to it in RSS reader or via e-mail.
__________________8. This is the top part of your blog, appearing before any pages or posts. Headers generally include items such as logos, taglines, and navigation menus, which are meant to set the tone or theme of your blog.
__________________9. Used synonymously with the word "link", this is clickable content within a web page that takes the user to another page, website, or within part of the same page. The text that comprises the hyperlink is referred to as the "anchor text".
__________________10. This is short for Hypertext Markup Language, the language used to write web pages. Most HTML elements are written with a start tag 
and an end tag
, with content in between. It follows a tree like structure where common elements include
__________________11. The process by which search engines find your content and then make it available to users by storing it and displaying it in search results. To know whether or not your content has been indexed simply do a search for a page and if a search engine returns your page then it has indeed been indexed.
__________________12. A comprehensive term that is comprised of meta titles, descriptions and keywords.
__________________13. The phrase that shows in the blue bar at the top of your web browser when the page loads. The page title is also the bold text that shows up on a search results page when you rank in a search engine.
__________________14. An address or URL of a particular post within a blog.
__________________15. It is synonymous with article. It is an article within a blog. It can be on any topic, and it's the collection of posts that form the basis of a blog.
__________________16. Commonly filed as robots.txt, which provides information about a given Web page, most often to help search engines categorize them correctly.
__________________ 17.. Means by which users can subscribe to a feed, a blog feed for instance. Because content is published in a frequent basis subscribing makes it easier for users to follow content and updates.
__________________18.. A public directory or index of sorts to help users easily access pages of your website. Basically this is a page on your site where you tell users about key pages of your website by listing them in almost an outline format and then linking to those internal pages. This makes your content easier to find by users including search engines.
__________________19. Is a bit like a category in that it is another way of classifying blog post. It is a word or set of words that help define what the post is about.
__________________20. This is short for Uniform Resource Locator. Basically this is the address of a piece of information that can be found on the web such as a page, image or document.
__________________21. Used to anchor a URL to some text on a web page. When users view the web page in a browser, they can click the text to activate the link and visit the page whose URL is in the link.
__________________22. The name associated with the person who wrote a blog post.
__________________23. Is a photo, graphic or image that represents you across blogs and other social-networking sites. This is not require nor used by all, and is sometimes displayed within the profile or comment sections.
__________________24. This is short for web log or weblog. Frequently it's a type of website or part of a website. Blogs are usually maintained by an individual or group of people.
__________________25. The person who writes for a blog is referred to as a blogger, and the act of writing for the blog is known as blogging.
II. ENUMERATION
26 – 30. Give the 5 basic parts of a blogger template.
