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Emendatio ex 15:14, 4 Novembris 2010

Succurre labori...
Haec pagina nondum perfecta in manibus auctoris est, qui gratias maximas cuique aget, qui sibi interea opem tulerit.
Si vero auctor ipse per septem dies nihil mutaverit, hanc formulam delere licet.

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Blogosphaera facta est omnium blog et coniunctionum inter eos. Illud verbum significat omnes blog esse ad unum ut communem coniunctum (aut congeriem communium coniunctorum) aut retem congregabilem in quo scriptores quotidiani opiniones suos proferre possunt.

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Verbum Anglice blogosphere (quod Latine blogosphaera appellamus) die 10 Septembris 1999 a Brad L. Graham factum est ut iocus.^[1] Iterum anno 2001 a Gulielmus Quick factum est^[2], et a commune warblog celeriter adsumptum vulgatumque est. Verbum est simile verbi senioris logosphaera (ex verba Graeca λόγος, quod verbum significat, et sphaera, quod mundus significat): "mundus verborum".

Contra propositum iocularem verbi, CNN, BBC, et programmae NPR Morning Edition, Day to Day, et All Things Considered verbum ad opinionem publicum loquendum usi sunt.

Notae

↑ Graham, Brad L. (10 Sep 1999). "Friday, September 10, 1999". The BradLands: Must See http://
↑ Quick, Gulielmus (30 Dec 2001). "DailyPundit.com"

[1] Graham, Brad L. (10 Sep 1999). "Friday, September 10, 1999". The BradLands: Must See http://

[2] Quick, Gulielmus (30 Dec 2001). "DailyPundit.com"

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 == Historia ==
-Verbum Anglice ''blogosphere'' (quod Latine ''blogosphaera'' appellamus) die 10 Septembris 1999 a [[Brad L. Graham]] factum est ut iocus.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.bradlands.com/weblog/comments/september_10_1999|title=Friday, September 10, 1999|work=The BradLands: Must See http://|first=Brad L.|last=Graham|accessdate=4 Nov 2010|date=10 Sep 1999|language=Anglice}}</ref> Iterum anno 2002 a [[Gulielmus Quick]] factum est<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.iw3p.com/DailyPundit/2001_12_30_dailypundit_archive.php#8315120|archiveurl=http://web.archive.org/web/20071227073108/http://www.iw3p.com/DailyPundit/2001_12_30_dailypundit_archive.php#8315120|title=DailyPundit.com|accessdate=4 Nov 2010|date=30 Dec 2001|first=Gulielmus|last=Quick|language=Anglice}}</ref>, et a commune [[warblog]] celeriter adsumptum vulgatumque est. Verbum est simile verbi senioris ''logosphaera'' (ex verba Graeca ''[[logos|λόγος]]'', quod ''verbum'' significat, et ''sphaera'', quod ''mundus'' significat): "mundus verborum".
+Verbum Anglice ''blogosphere'' (quod Latine ''blogosphaera'' appellamus) die 10 Septembris 1999 a [[Brad L. Graham]] factum est ut iocus.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.bradlands.com/weblog/comments/september_10_1999|title=Friday, September 10, 1999|work=The BradLands: Must See http://|first=Brad L.|last=Graham|accessdate=4 Nov 2010|date=10 Sep 1999|language=Anglice}}</ref> Iterum anno 2001 a [[Gulielmus Quick]] factum est<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.iw3p.com/DailyPundit/2001_12_30_dailypundit_archive.php#8315120|archiveurl=http://web.archive.org/web/20071227073108/http://www.iw3p.com/DailyPundit/2001_12_30_dailypundit_archive.php#8315120|title=DailyPundit.com|accessdate=4 Nov 2010|date=30 Dec 2001|first=Gulielmus|last=Quick|language=Anglice}}</ref>, et a commune [[warblog]] celeriter adsumptum vulgatumque est. Verbum est simile verbi senioris ''logosphaera'' (ex verba Graeca ''[[logos|λόγος]]'', quod ''verbum'' significat, et ''sphaera'', quod ''mundus'' significat): "mundus verborum".
 Contra propositum iocularem verbi, [[CNN]], [[BBC]], et programmae [[NPR]] ''[[Morning Edition]]'', ''[[Day to Day]]'', et ''[[All Things Considered]]'' verbum ad opinionem publicum loquendum usi sunt.