Our Wordle word cloud, covering I think from as far back as October 2010 but I'm not 100% sure, is below. I think it's quite pretty and I'm glad I haven't spotted any swearwords yet!
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Saturday, 17 September 2011
Wordle
There's a website called Wordle which allows you to create word clouds based on what's written on a particular site, and these word clouds give a graphic representation of what the site's all about as they give greater prominence to words the more they are used.
Our Wordle word cloud, covering I think from as far back as October 2010 but I'm not 100% sure, is below. I think it's quite pretty and I'm glad I haven't spotted any swearwords yet!
Our Wordle word cloud, covering I think from as far back as October 2010 but I'm not 100% sure, is below. I think it's quite pretty and I'm glad I haven't spotted any swearwords yet!
Monday, 22 February 2010
Wordle
Over at the Blog of the Provost of St Mary's Episcopal Cathedral in Glasgow, the Very Rev Kelvin Holdsworth, he has just posted a Wordle.
Wordle describes itself as a toy for generating word clouds based on text input to it and where the result shows words listed in different sizes depending on how often they're used.
Below is the Wordle I just generated from the RSS feed for this Blog, and it's nice to see that Music is central to the theme!
Wordle describes itself as a toy for generating word clouds based on text input to it and where the result shows words listed in different sizes depending on how often they're used.
Below is the Wordle I just generated from the RSS feed for this Blog, and it's nice to see that Music is central to the theme!
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