7x7 actually published a piece I liked last week talking about the absurd amount of foodie coverage in the SF bloggernets.  I couldn't agree more.  Take today's BREAKING NEWS:

1. Sunday at 3:54pm, Mission Mission mentions that Arinell pizza is now open until 3am on weekends.  Recognizing the relative unimportance of this news, Andrew labels it “breaking news.”
2. 5:14pm - Mission Loc@l covers the story in “Today's Mission.”
3. Monday 9:30 AM - Eater SF runs the story as a headline.
4. 2:45pm - SFist runs the story as a headline.

This isn't even counting sites like 7x7, SFoodie, Urban Daddy, Inside Scoop or any of the other countless sites in the SF blogging echo chamber that I don't read anymore due to redundancy.  And, of course, this was really the most trivial of all SF dining news (if you really want to look at the absurd, look at the blogger circle jerk regarding Mission Chinese Food).

So, dearest Uptown Almanac readers, please ignore the irony of reblogging 7x7 and tell me:

1. Are there too many SF blogs? Alright, we already know the answer to this one.
2. Is #Team_UppyAlmy doing a good job of avoiding the blogger circle jerk?
3. Do we post  too much street art?
4. Do you want to see more news/BREAKING FOOD coverage?
5. Should we just abandon the SF blogging ship and let people who live in Ann Arbor blog about the Mission?
6. Should we start writing about cool kid culture/technology/the flickrnets in general and abandon our regional focus?
7. Are hyperlocal blogs dead?