nnatali

Blogroll Twitter creates a list of links in the sidebar of our blog simulating a Blogroll. It uses a list of users created in Twitter that you specify. If us not indicate any, show our “followings”.
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<li>Limit of friends list for 20 users.</li>
<li>Limit of followings for 100 users.</li>
<li>After links, show a link “view all” for see the rest of users.</li>
<li>Default avatars size 25px.</li>
<li>Show users by avatar or username.</li>
<li>If twitter user don’t have a link of his blog, show a link to his twitter account.</li>
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Twitter Blogroll

Create a blogroll on our blog based on a list of twitter.

dyersorg

<a href="http://www.dyers.org/blog/better-blogroll-widget-for-wordpress/#changelog" title="Better Blogroll Change log" rel="nofollow ugc">Changelog</a>
The Better Blogroll widget for WordPress allows you to display a configurable number of random links from your WordPress blogroll. This should help to combat link blindness while still letting you to share the link love with more of your favorite blogs.
Some Features:
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<li>Links can be sorted randomly, by title, or by rating.</li>
<li>The number of links shown is configurable.</li>
<li>Categories from which links are shown is configurable.</li>
<li>Links can be set to “nofollow” if your links are coming from paid sources.</li>
<li>Capable of Displaying XFN Data.</li>
<li>Displays image links, text links, or both.</li>
<li>Links can be in a single list or separated by category.</li>
<li>Can display each link’s category or rating to its right.</li>
<li>The description of each link appears in a tool tip.</li>
<li>Allows you to show an explanation that the list is a rolling blogroll.</li>
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Better Blogroll

Allows you to display a configurable number of random links from your Wordpress blogroll

Twitter Blogroll vs Better Blogroll