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Connecting Weblogging

Scoble and balance and heartbreak

I wrote this almost 20 years ago and stand by it, 100%. Recovered from the Wayback Machine. I was not going to write again about Matt and WordPress, because I didn’t see that there was any point: I wrote my two posts, I said my piece, people either agree, disagree, or say to themselves, “Matt […]

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Critters Places

The snooty turtle

I almost missed the daffodils at Shaw this year. I even thought I might give them a pass, but the weather was good and I needed a walk, so there I was, in the field with the flowers. [image lost] Yes, daffodils here, daffodils there, but not as many as last year, and not as […]

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Weblogging

April fine

Turning to a more enjoyable topic, the spoof sites that have popped up today are works of art. First, American Street has a new look and new name. Be sure to check out the ground breaking book on email–how to read, how to delete. Then there’s the Michelle Maklin site (created by that leftist pinko commie Pablo lovin’ freedom speaking […]

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Weblogging

There is communication…and then there’s not

Recovered from the Wayback Machine. Update I can’t leave this issue, if for no other reason that there’s more to this discussion than what Matt did or did not do at his web site. And though I think others who have supported the open source community could be, and perhaps would be more eloquent, I […]

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Copyright RDF

The little CC license that could, or when technology is all busted up

Recovered from the Wayback Machine. Phil Ringnalda points to the new Yahoo Creative Commons search engine and notices that because the engine is relying purely on links to CC licenses to pull out content that is supposedly licensed as CC, there is going to be a lot of confusion related to what is, or is not, CC licensed. An […]