I have just reclassified my Blogroll, using a new method borrowed from a famous passage of Jorge Luis Borges describing a probably-fictional Chinese encylopedia, the Heavenly Emporium of Benevolent Knowledge:

In its distant pages it is written that animals are divided into

1. those that belong to the emperor;
2. embalmed ones;
3. those that are trained;
4. suckling pigs;
5. mermaids;
6. fabulous ones;
7. stray dogs;
8. those that are included in this classification;
9. those that tremble as if they were mad;
10. innumerable ones;
11. those drawn with a very fine camel's-hair brush;
12. etcetera;
13. those that have just broken the flower vase;
14. those that at a distance resemble flies.

This is from "John Wilkins' Analytical Language", first published in 1942 and later included in Borges' collection Other Inquisitions.