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Weekly Wordle: World AIDS Day and CNN Twitter Feeds
Wordle is fantastic! You go to their site, and create a word cloud, or Wordle, from a piece of text, RSS feed, tag cloud–basically any text you want. The visuals are a lot of fun to play with. The words it uses in the Wordle are the most frequently appearing words. So Wordle gives you [...]
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1 December 2009
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