I was astonished when I found today this blog in the the first position of Technorati?s ranking. And it?s not an error, but a graphic problem with the recognition of Chinese characters (my computer can’t read them). So now a Chinese blog is the most linked blog in the world, even ahead of Boing Boing, the North American version of Microsiervos (or the other way round).

The blog was created by Xu Jing Lei, a famous actress in China; and the day before yesterday Technorati didn?t know it existed yet. A North American blogger who lives in Shangai was the one to inform about it, even though Technorati is banned in China.

Surely, Technorati will have to evolve into a ranking organised by languages, more similar to the one we compile in Alianzo, which, by the way, was updated yesterday. As far as our list is concerned, the only relevant point to emphasize is that there is already some consolidation, as the main blogs don’t leave their top positions.

Herramientas para blogs (Tools for blogs, a blog about MSN Spaces) has gone down because its URL has changed and Javi Moya keeps growing and he is already among the Top 15. The activest part of the ranking is the lowest end, among the last 100 blogs; there are several businesses’ and consultants’ blogs, which clearly shows how the blogosphere is turning more professional.