Adam Sacarny floods the Planet : time and past that we start designing weblog software so that a post has immutable identity fixed at the moment it’s first saved, not mutable identity generated when a feed is rebuilt.
Social protocols: the guys who decided to focus on the positive went out and did something; those who want to mix in the negative seem to have nothing to offer except complaints
paulhammond.org live: a happy day. Paul is astonishingly good with a few words and a link, and I’ve been missing him
It’s nice that weblog tool producers are giving people comment moderation as a spam fighting tool, but it’s probably time to start thinking about making it less hostile to commenters.
Just giving Shelley a little link flow, ’cause she’s clearly begging for it. And if she pulls you off to the ladies’ to talk about her referrer stats, she’s lying, you hear me?
Just encoding an email address as numeric character references has a huge anti-spam effect, to my great surprise.
A user script to turn the quotes around quoted text in Blogger’s BlogThis popup into a real blockquote element.
Live (and webcast) house concert with singer-songwriter Jeffrey Foucault starts in thirty minutes. You don’t need more warning than this, do you?
Torsten’s working on a plugin architecture for RSS Bandit. Plugin number one? An ad-blocker.
Discussion on NYPL Copyright : err, public domain, so that’s “copying rights” rather than copyright. Some decidedly odd “legal” opinions being thrown about in hopes they’ll stick, these days.