Fast Company redesigned their site, adding social features. I must admit that when I first heard about the redesign I wondered if this was another example of a traditional company trying to hop on board with the latest thing (social features). I decided to check it out.
When I first visited the site my eyes bounced [...]
Dave Winer poses an interesting question:
Wouldn’t it be interesting if every certified A-lister, by convention, didn’t blog during the third week of every month. What if that idea caught on?
Yes Dave, that would be interesting…in an amusing but disastrous type of way.
Memeorandum wouldn’t update for a week (and sites like them).
Many non-bloggers would have nothing [...]
FeedDemon 2.01 Beta 1 has been released for registered users. Remember, this is a beta. Do not download and install unless you feel comfortable playing with something that quite might possibly be broken. If you do install it, back up your feeds, install in a different directory…you know the usual precautions.
This version is very different [...]
Playing around with WordPress for awhile (for the book) although it’s nice and I would recommend it for some bloggers, I need something a bit more, shall we say “professional” so I’m going to switch back to Expression Engine – if my license is still good.
I won one of the free licenses and I logged [...]
A visual aid to help explain what I meant about several points:
Blogs foster conversation.
If your blog doesn’t have comments, it’s not a blog.
If a blogger makes a mistake the blogger needs to correct it (not only the source).
That said, look at the graphic below (click to enlarge it).
It’s a screenshot of RSS Bandit, my RSS [...]
