@Guido yep, it makes sense to extend them and if you want to go for it, feel free to do so. I'd suggest though that we model the graph as objects then, e.g.

graph = SocialGraph(url="http://mrtopf.de/connect")
friends = graph.friends
paul = friends['paul'] # paul might be the nickname defined in hCard
pauls_profiles = paul.profiles

and so on. Maybe support for symmetrical relationships could also be added that way to filter out just these.

I also wanted to make them an egg btw and was wondering if the eventlet support can be made optional in only one file.

@Reinout definitely makes sense. The idea behind my page was though to collect all those links in one page and as they are quite a few not to pollute the blog with it. But theoretically the spider should follow the homepage link to the connect page (must be marked as rel=me) and then find the links there. Of course it's not directly symmetrical but only indirect. I wonder if that makes sense ;-)

Then again my homepage is only a picture now anyway so why not add links and contact information to them.

So that's only a listing of my own pages. I did deliberately use my frontpage for that, as it makes it easier to get bi-directional links. On linkedin, I just link to my front page and the front page itself links back. No separate contact page.