Blogs/Forums

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Sensei's Library
	A Wiki about the game of go: everybody can add comments, and corrections, or even create new pages. Created in November 2000 by Arno Hollosi and Morten Pahle, it now (August 2006) contains close to 14,000 pages, and is steadily growing further.
361 points
	Sorin Gherman's pages with advice about studying go (Sorin was an insei in Japan), a blog, etc.
The magic of Go
	A weekly go column in the daily Yomiuri online.
ChiyoDad's go blog
	ChiyoDad's blog about learning Go and his discoveries in the online world of Go. Many links and commentaries that can be useful to beginners.
Go Shodan Challenge
	"The long, slow, and arduous journey from 16k to 1d."
My Friday Night Files
	Jan van Rongen's site features a huge collection of games of Cho Chikun, a smaller, but growing collection of games by Yamahita Keigo, and a practically complete list of the games in Hikaru No Go. Furthermore, there are several articles on go-related topics.
Alejo's Tenuki
	Mostly designed to beginners, this blog focuses on reviews of software while leaving some space for tsumegos and game reviews.
Life in 19x19
	From the web site: "This site is all about Go (aka weiqi, baduk), a strategy based board game. This non-profit, ad-free, site is dedicated to the world-wide GO Community. Please share any and all suggestions you may have to improve your experience here. Thanks for visiting our site. Please enjoy communicating with your fellow GO peers all around the world."
Let’s Go v2
Makkos Go Café
Ziggy's Go Club
	A short blog about Go in the Houston Area, links, tips, etc.
Go in Russia
	English homepage of the Russian Go Federation, Russian news in English
haengma.net
	Go news, book reviews, lectures, and more ...
Chengdu weiqi center
Starbaduk
	The personal homepage of Hajin Lee, Korean professional Baduk player. Find there her diaries and essays as well as pictures. The page is mainly in English language.
Lifestyle of a Go player
baduk.pro
	A go social network, run by Alexander Dinerchtein.
International Go Forum
	A Russian and International go forum.