Recovered from the Wayback Machine. Since this is weblogging and we do everything bass-ackwards, I thought I would put the postscripts at the beginning of the posting instead of the end: Speaking of exclusivity: I’m up for a weblogging get together in Vancouver. We don’t need to formalize this, to tack on ‘conference’, or find […]
Category: Weblogging
Perils of YASD
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. I’ve had a weblog since 1995, my own domain since ’96. My first domain was yasd.com, based on my company name at the time: YASD, inc. YASD stood for “Yet Another Software Developers”, which I thought was a chi-chi clever take on YACC — Yet Another Compiler Compiler. Trust me, […]
Emerging Technology Conference
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. Clay Shirky was kind enough to stop by, and drop a comment in the post “We are Out There”. Among other things, he references a conference O’Reilly is putting on: the Emerging Technologies conference, being held in April in Santa Clara. The conference will have a social software track, for those interested in attending. […]
Humano-Tech Weblogger Conference
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. I decided to pull this into a separate post. Once I had time to think on Dave’s idea, I found myself really liking it. As I wrote in my comments, just think of all the people involved in weblogging, all those different interests. In my blogroll are accessibility and/or markup folks, […]
Elitist only need apply?
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. One interesting side note related to the Weblogger conference. In my comments attached to the first conference posting, an anonymous poster wrote: A meet-up would never work because it just wouldn’t have the elitist pseudo-professional look to it that these people want to portray. Since the comments were coming fast and […]
