Recovered from the Wayback Machine. Wired Woman has now become one of my personal heroes. Of course, she already is, but she’s only reaffirmed it for 2002. Iron my napkins and the paper catches on fire.
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Weblogging and Status
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. I made my first posting today at 1:47:09 pm, talking about weblogging buzz and the fact that I had more buzz from my WSP discussion than the recent one on open source associated with John Robb of Userland. I was surprised to see a comment attached at 2:09 — normally […]
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Weblogging buzz
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. Well, hey, we made it into 2002. Pat yourselves on the backs. In the comments attached to my weblog postings from this last week’s brouhaha over open source and P2P (primarily open source), readers mentioned that some people, who will remain nameless (“quack”), deliberately make controversial statements in order to […]
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. Nothing like Dave Winer from Userland cashing in on the open source non-debate by twisting the whole thing back to how we shouldn’t pick on Manila, we shouldn’t pick on him, we can’t pick on “his” XML-RPC, and then goes on to talk about how open source developers never listen to the […]
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The John Robb non-debate
I received an email about my weblog postings related to the non-debate about open source with John Robb. The person thought I was “silly” for calling John Robb a Suit, among other things. I thought I would repeat his email here, sans his name. Note to folks — you want to slam my weblog postings, […]