I gotta hand it to Jason - he has pretty much ensured that someone will develop a scalable list of blogs and their bloggers which will allow people to view which are the most popular based on a number of different factors. I say good for him! I, too, have grown tired of theTechnorati 100, which at a glance seem antiquated because it uses cumulative results rather than staying current. Heck, even Apple realized that this was a mistake, opting to show its Top 100podcast list as the Top 100 for that day, because they get it. The blogosphere changes insanely frequently, that’s just how it is. If you can build the list, you will earn either $10,000 in cash, or $50,000 in Weblogs, Inc. advertising. Not bad at all.