BurningbirdI did want to point out that there has been a good number of really great comments attached to the Change Starts at Home post. In particular, if you’re interested in social software, inequality within weblogging, and so on, you might want to take a look. Seth pointed out the Symposium on Social Architecture ‘do’ at Harvard come November. Before […]
There was a conference in the UK called Our Social World that ran last week. According to the front page: Theme: Demonstrating to you the benefits of the new internet technologies and the benefits of opening up communications with your customers and fellow workers without email! Who should attend: You if you are involved in […]
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. Technorati has a new beta feature: blogs with authority on topics. I, of course, checked out my site on certain topics to see if I am an ‘authority’. I am the second highest authority on photography after Tim Bray ahead of Heather Champ. A big surprise there. I am eleven in technology, after Doc and Meg and Scoble but before Dave Sifry, himself. […]
The discussion about sponsored links on a site has been fairly good at Phil Ringnalda’s, except for a couple of threads. It’s late and I don’t have time tonight to link to any sites–maybe tomorrow–but there are folks who are not offended, and others who are. Rafe at r3c.org wrote: I guess my position is that publishing those […]
Well, after my experiment of providing full feeds, I have found that Ice Rocket, Bloglines, BlogDigger, and Feedster are all picking up my links. Technorati has picked them haphazardly, and I’m not sure what BlogPulse looks for. Ditto with Clusty. I had a couple of nice comments from folks at Feedster, and also a note […]