I have listed my WP Review Site product for sale on Flippa. The listing is here, bidding is open for one month, and the buyout is $150,000 (less than 18 months revenue).

I’m tired of checking the profile of everyone that follows me on Twitter to decide whether to follow them back. At the same time, I don’t want to follow everyone, or I’ll add spammers, and I do want to know what most of the people that follow me have to say.

I created Follow Ham this morning to solve that problem. It looks up who’s following you that you’re not following back, computes a “spamminess” score for each of those people, then recommends which you should follow and which you should block. Check it out and let me know if you run into any problems — consider it in beta status with only me having used it so far.

If you’re interested in the machine learning techniques behind the spam classification, read the About Follow Ham page.

W3Counter’s official WordPress plugin has gotten a much needed rewrite for WordPress 2.8+. You can now view your blog’s web stats within your wp-admin dashboard and add the tracking code to any sidebar as a widget.