BurningbirdRecovered from the Wayback Machine. I have been working on a series of essays and matching examples and implementations that combine art and technology, human communication and the Internet. Specifically they focus on RDF and poetry, of all things. The essays will, hopefully, demonstrate where the complexity of RDF (Resource Description Framework) and ontologies shine […]
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. Well, enough of the poetry stuff, let’s get back to the important stuff — blogshares! I’m getting shares in weblogs as gifts from folks. I’m new to this subterranean culture — is there some etiquette to blogshare giving? Is giving a person one share of your weblog’s stock a new […]
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. I don’t know how Blogshares works. I don’t know how the stock market works so this isn’t terribly surprising. However, Blogshares is a bit of fun, isn’t it? I’ve been gifted with shares by Indie Pundit, have figured out how to give shares with my first gift to Dorothea, and have […]
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. Today is May first, and the reason why you’re here now (other than I hope you like what I write, my photos, or that the Google search that brought you here isn’t too weird) is because generous and sharing people answered a call from another good friend and contributed to keep this […]
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. Long time no talk about RSS. I’m overdue. Thanks to a pointer from Sam, I read The article Why Blogs haven’t stormed the business world. According to it, the reason why more weblogs aren’t in use today is because it’s too difficult to move content from one tool to another: The greatest […]