Recovered from the Wayback Machine A few weeks ago I was approached by a person (who has asked to remain anonymous), about holding a two-week clinic for webloggers and those who read webloggers and even those who don’t but still manage to use the web without stumbling all over us. He would provide the funding […]
Category: Weblogging
Exclusionary language
Several webloggers have been focusing on the use of language in weblogs and how this can form an exclusionary barrier to women (see Body and Soul, des femmes, and Feministe (as well as here)). I remember when I brought this up as an issue with Doc Searls and got slapped down rather royally. It’s good to see the issue being raised by […]
I’m starting to get a pretty good handle on what WordPress 1.3 will be offering, both from the code and forum discussions. I also found a link in the support forum for a WordPress 1.3 release wiki, which details the individual changes. (From the wiki software used, I wonder if the WordPress documentation wiki is being […]
This is wrong on so many levels
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. As Matt Mullenweg said recently in comments about another post, this is wrong on so many levels. Both Biz Stone and Robert Scoble have a ‘How to Win the Blogging Game’ entries, except their posts are titled, Promoting your Blog and How will your blog get discovered. There is much in what both write that […]
Moult’s Protea and Golby
hat’s a heck of a title, isn’t it? Moult’s Protea and Golby. It sounds like the name of something on four legs that wins a lot of shows. (Will I be forgiven this? Hard to say…) Allan Moult has a new edition of Leatherwood Online out, and he shares his own Protea photo album. This is an interesting and […]
