BurningbirdThe problem with a developer being around during the design phase of an application is that the developer tends to pull things back to an implementation viewpoint – we can’t help ourselves. However, a discussion about ThreadNeedle and RSS is, I feel, important at this time. Why am I not creating ThreadNeedle as a new […]
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. Serendipity is such a major component of my life, never more so than when I read Gary’s attempt to manually connect the multiple threads to the whole discussion about Identity. While I’m on my long journey through distance and time, I’m working on a new application that will provide a means to […]
Since weblogging is all about RSS and aggregation, I’ve added the Mark Pilgrim RSS auto-discovery code to my weblog’s template. Note: In the interests of disclosing any bias, be aware that I am writing a book on RDF, and that I support RSS 1.0 based on the RDF specification.
Since Google is going to the birds we should check out this new search engine that Allan found, Teoma. I tried it and have found some really fascinating results based on burningbird, burning bird, and Shelley Powers. For instance, with “burningbird”, Phoenix Systems who owns burningbird.com (note that I own burningbird.net), shows on the first page. In google, I have no idea where […]
Well, now. Do you think that Dave is talking about the recent RSS posts from myself, Jonathon Delacour, and Jon Udell when he writes the following under the title of Meta-Blogging: Aggregation: Is goodness. Think of it as a way of upping the bandwidth of people whose minds are sponges and want to learn as much as possible. In time of […]