It was nice being at WAA Basecamp the other day and seeing Bryan Eisenberg again (see Web Analytics Association Basecamp – Part 2, Web Analytics Association Basecamp NYC Part 1 and Web Analytics Association Dinner with Jim Sterne, Braden Hoeppner, Jennifer Vessenmeyer, June Li, Robin Steif, Andrea Hadley at El Gato Pardo, NYC).

I'm glad GrokDotCom came up with a list of Web Analytics blogs, that I think, is fairer and more widespread that what we've seen before.

"…Therefore, I propose we create a definitive list of web analytics blogs. I'll get it started with a bunch that I'm aware of and I invite you to list others in the comments. Once I verify that in fact it is a blog that occasionally covers web analytics, I'll add it to the list."

"….I wonder if any of the people involved in the debate here, here and here would rather work off this data set. Would you?"

Perhaps, we should jut take the selection of blogs that Bryan Eisenberg is listing and use Compete.com to rank them – that's as fair as anything else – we could just use Compete's traffic stats.   Or maybe we don't have to bother trying to rank anything and just subscribe to all of the blogs listed. That's what I suggest.