I’d nominate that “T&S goes Millennial Star” gag as the April Fool’s Joke of the year, but a) there’s not that many jokes that could win, and b) it was so well done I had to be told it was a joke. And that’s only partly because I was looking at the site without nearly enough sleep.

Further nominations for best post:
“Why I’m Thankful“, “South Park, Peepstones, and Mormon General Knowledge“, “Women and the Priesthood, Part I“, “Polygamy: Joseph vs. Brigham“, “A Doctrinal Debate“, all three BCC Roundtables, “Theory and Doctrine, and our Horrible and Beautiful Lives“, “The Gifts of the Spirit are Gone“, “The “Culture” Cop Out“, “Where Are the Great Mormon Minds?“.

Well, that’s the BCC batch (by the way, where has HL Rogers gone?). More to come…

Best thing about the bloggernacle 2005: high quality stuff–your average month or two of the best blogs sometimes has more good stuff than an installment of Dialogue and BYU Studies. Recent RSR discussion is a prime example.

Worst thing about the bloggernacle 2005: self-referentiality, poor discussion threads (problems with blogging in general to be sure)
Unsung hero: the family members and others who have demands upon the time of prolific bloggers and commenters(j/k).