BurningbirdFor those of you who want to subscribe to one RSS file that consists of updates for all Burningbird Network weblogs (sans the Wayward Webloggers, which is separate), you can use the Burningbird RSS file. I generate this file once every hour, pulling together recent entries from all of the weblogs. It features the ten most […]
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. Each of the For Poets sites, of which this weblog is a member, has a different photo representing the topic of the site as part of the design of the main page. The photos are compatible with each other and complementary to the page; more importantly, though, they provide a […]
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. I commend the effort on the part of the Pie/Echo/Atom people to come up with interoperable syndication formats, export/import formats, and a common weblogging API, but one other thing I wish they would address: a common permalink structure. The one single cause of hesitation about moving from one tool to another is […]
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. If you change your weblogging environment, such as move to a different tool, different archive structure, or even different server and domain, and others have linked to your posts, you’re going to be leaving broken links behind. What can you do? Actually, quite a bit, depending on how important the […]
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. Edd Dumbill has a new essay on why he continues to support RDF. Much of it has been heard before, but I like what he had to say on RDF being failure-friendly: Processing RDF is therefore a matter of poking around in this graph. Once a program has read in some RDF, […]