Recovered from the Wayback Machine. An issue about attaching metadata recorded as RDF/XML to a web object, particularly a web page, is that there is no clean way to embed the XML into an (X)HTML document; at least, embed the data and still have the page validate. Yet creating separate files just for the RDF/XML […]
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Pledges now, is it?
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. Jeff Jarvis has started a pledge he wants bloggers to sign on to. It reads: After the election results are in, I promise to: : Support the President, even if I didn’t vote for him. : Criticize the President, even if I did vote for him. : Uphold standards of civilized discourse […]
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Podcast, whether you want it or not
As per more in-depth looking at enclosures in WordPress, 1.3: I created a new WordPress 1.3 site, and linked an old audio recording of mine (when I tried audio blogging before I decide it was not for me — and if you listen, you’ll hear why) and as you can see in the RSS 2.0 feed the MP3 […]
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From WordPress to Wordform
I feel a strong urge to work on code, I’m not sure why. Perhaps it’s because code is something I can wrap my hands around…and throttle the heck out of it. Note if you’re not a tech, much of the following is still going to be of interest if you use or plan to use […]
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It’s called Wordform
When developers talk about creating a software fork, what we mean is that we’re going to take a cut of the code of the original and then develop from that point on in a separate and usually no longer compatible branch. Firefox is an example of a fork of the original Mozilla project that was so […]