BurningbirdRecovered from the Wayback Machine. Shel Israel, in comments to Robert Scoble’s post, where he mentions he’s being paid to be keynote speaker at the PayPerPost conference (yes, that PayPerPost): Robert, I am personally disappointed that you have chosen to do this. To me Pay for Post represents everything that the book you and I wrote […]
WordPress 2.1 is code-named “Ella” after Ella Fitzgerald. Well, if that’s so, then Ella is singing the blues. In the next couple of weeks, I planned on upgrading all of my weblogs to the new version. I’m also moving the few people who had tried out Wordform to WordPress 2.1, so they’re using a supported weblogging […]
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. A piece of good news, Dare Obasanjo has decided not to pack in his weblog and proceeded to demonstrate such by posting several very helpful posts on the recent GMail scandal (which, all things considered, wasn’t that much of a scary situation–oh, we’ll get more spam, horrors.) As an aside, sometimes when I write something that I somewhat […]
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. I’d write on Ford’s funeral, which seemed to be somewhat ostentatious, but I’m afraid that if I mix Ford and Funeral in a post, it will trigger two or more male webloggers into getting into a fight in my weblog comments. I figured that some word combinations act as a […]
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. I find it humorous that after the Blogger meeting with Bill Gates–where he walked into a room of bloggers, all of whom were using Apple laptops–Microsoft works with Acer to send out Windows laptops to webloggers. As Jeneane notes, primarily male webloggers (and I’ve not seen anything among the ASP.NET webloggers about […]