Actually, in Resumes Are for Dummies, Brenda Sandburg of The Recorder wrote about Adam Smith, Esq. and the ever-vigilant Joy London of "excited utterances" pointed out the article. Joy goes on to say:

"Bruce is right—"Bloggers gather a following by word of mouth, which intensifies as their blogs get listed on other people's directories." I was one of the blawgers contacted by Bruce when he was thinking about launching his own blog. Bruce and I share information about interesting KM articles and we cross-blog to each other websites frequently."

Brenda's story as published took a different tack than I had anticipated when she and I were talking. I thought she'd be writing about the phenomenon of the legal blogosphere at large, but the emphasis definitely ended up being on me ("so who's complaining,?!" as we say in New York). On the other hand, it's equally true that "The legal blog community is pretty tightly knit and courteous" [as she quotes me], so for all you other blawgers out there, you should know I recommended she take a look at many other blawgs.  Most of you know who you are.

And to one and all, keep up the good work.