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Ars Technica adds Open Ended, Kit blogs to main journal navigation

By Steven Rosenberg on November 22, 2008 3:00 AM | Permalink | Comments (0) |

I hadn't checked in on Ars Technica, one of the better tech news sites, in some time, and when I went to the site's journals page last night I was surprised to see the Open Ended open-source journal/blog and the Kit hardware blog get equal billing in the navigation on the Journals page.

Due to both blogs' previous absence from this navigation, I probably wasn't the only one who never knew they existed.

Open Ended still isn't getting anywhere near the level of posting that the Infinite Loop (Apple), Opposable Thumbs (games) and One Microsoft Way (subject obvious) blogs enjoy. I'm sure the open-source blog doesn't get anywhere near the amount of traffic that the more-established Ars blogs get, either.

But both Open Ended and Kit do stand to get a lot more traffic now that they're as easy to get to as the other Ars Technica blogs.

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