Nothing I can say in this post will make any sense outside of the context, so all I can do is point you to AKMA’s most recent trip report from Oxford, no less. You see, there was this tree, with this sock in it… (BTW AKMA, I am glad you’re okay, and I hope you don’t mind […]
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Faux photoblog
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. Six Apart has announced the preliminary release of TypePad, a hosted solution for those people partial to Movable Type. Prices look pretty decent, low enough to be competitive, but not so low that there’s thousands of weblogs on one server. Among the features is HTML-free templating, moblogging, automated FOAF generation from […]
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Blogging Holiday
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. Phil Wolff’s bringing up David Weinberger’s old idea of a Blogging holiday – everyone take a week off in August. This is in response to some webloggers expressing what sounds like burn out. This reminds me of when I worked for the tie factory in Seattle, spending all day long with big industrial irons […]
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Sweet tunes and Weblogging runes
Being off-weblog this weekend, I missed the Blogathon, and in particular, the joint effort on the part of Scott Andrew LePera and Shannon Campbell to co-write a song in 24 hours. All online. They made their goal, plus one: two songs, Southdown and Nothing New. (Mirrored on Burningbird Net) Their effort was extraordinary. The music is wonderous. How they did this is amazing. […]
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Want to be Wayward?
We’re looking at opening the doors for the Wayward Weblogger co-op here in the next few weeks. Still having to work issues through, and still helping some of the original group make their move. The issue of permalinks and using different weblogging tools becomes more obvious all the time. I also posted my first rough […]