Wonder if you spotted the winners of The Weblog Awards™ announced on Monday earlier this week, March 12.

The winners are a wonderful cross section of popular, new, large, small, private and public blogs highlighting the variety and many uses of blogging.

Category nominations were made voluntarily by members of the general public up to a cut off date when the top nominees in each category were short listed and then a randomly selected group of voters were invited to vote the winners.

Here are just some of the category winners:
Best Web Application for Weblogs (Something that helps you publish, make comments, anything that has to do with developing a weblog): Youtube, and I’ll mention the runners up for this category so you can appreciate the competition: Photobucket, WordPress (who is our preferred supplier here at iConcertina, Flickr, and Blogger.
Best Food Weblog (a personal category) Help I have a fire in my kitchen
Best Entertainment Weblog (Weblogs about movies, television, and/or theater) Go Fug Yourself
Best Web Development Weblog (Weblogs completely about Web design and development) A List Apart
Best Computers or Technology Weblog (Weblogs about computers and/or technology, other than Web design) Gizmodo
Best Community Weblog (Weblogs where everyone is invited to post) PostSecret
Best-Designed Weblog. Gizmodo
Lifetime Achievement. Webloggers who have been blogging at least since January 1, 2002. This award can only be won once, so Jeffrey Zeldman, Evan Williams, Jason Kottke, Heather Powazek Champ, Tom Coates, and Boing Boing are not eligible, the winner is Slashdot.
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Weblog of the Year (This is it: the category for the best weblog overall) PostSecret

To see the full list, please visit the site: http://2007.bloggies.com/

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