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SquareCirclez is a “Top 100” math blog!

By Murray Bourne, 29 Aug 2016

The IntMath Blog has been named as a Top 100 Math Blog!

SquareCirclez in Top 100 Math Blogs collection

According to Feedspot:

These blogs are ranked based on following criteria

  • Google reputation and Google search ranking
  • Influence and popularity on Facebook, twitter and other social media sites
  • Quality and consistency of posts.
  • Feedspot’s editorial team and expert review

Thank you Feedspot, and thank you to my loyal readers.

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