BurningbirdI’ve incorporated editing into the site–both traditional, link-based, and Ajax. I still need to tweak, and I imagine as people use the comments, things will break. Both types of edits are available for each item, using the philosophy that a person may want to use a traditional edit page over an Ajax editing approach. The […]
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. Once upon a time Burningbird ran under Movable Type. In fact, the weblog ran under Movable Type for at least a couple of years. But then, I also ran a Radio weblog, one through Blogger, my own form of WordPress (Wordform), and WordPress off and on–currently on. At one time, […]
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. Once upon a time Burningbird ran under Movable Type. In fact, the weblog ran under Movable Type for at least a couple of years. But then, I also ran a Radio weblog, one through Blogger, my own form of WordPress (Wordform), and WordPress off and on–currently on. At one time, […]
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. Comment to my post: However, if you don’t use Zooomr, you shouldn’t criticize. If you didn’t donate, you shouldn’t criticize. Bullshit. Zoli’s Weblog: I’ve never thought I would agree with Shelley Powers one day – she often attacks people and tends to be mean. Her comments on Scoble’s blog were […]
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. Question: How do you turn a Web 1.0 application into a Web 2.0 one? Answer: Pull the plug. I’ve been involved in comments over at Robert Scoble’s on the Zooomr crash and burn, and make no mistake: the application is down and out, and there is no plan in place to get […]