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So this whole Jeff Gannon thing keeps getting weirder and weirder. For those of you who need some catching up, several blogs and websites were involved in breaking the story this week regarding a right-wing homosexual wacko (that is, wacko for the right-wing part, not the homosexual part) who liked to get into White House press briefings and ask retarded and factually incorrect right-wing questions.

Ok, I am loath to admit it, but: Good job Blogosphere. You did it. And you have proven that you can do some good.... Sometimes. Emphasis on some.

Here's the thing though: Don't the good bloggers care that they are being grouped together more and more with the bad bloggers? Doesn't it bother the hard-working people at Americablog.org that the NY Times credits "Bloggers" for researching and breaking the story ("Bloggers grew suspicious of him...") and not the specific sites, or -- this would have really taken some work -- the specific individuals who did the grunt work?

As the blogging world gets larger and crappier, will the people doing the real work out there still want to be associated with a term that has begun to connotate a 16-year-old girl ranting about her angst?