OPML plugin for Confluence 

Confluence is a commercial wiki, priced for corporate use.

Here are details on the plugin. It's kind of neat how they display the outline in a table. Shows what's possible in rendering OPML in different ways.

OPML adoption climbing: an indicator 

I have a Technorati watchlist for OPML. I've noticed increasingly the search is finding a larger share of pages displaying links to OPML files than posts about OPML. That's a good thing. People are not just talking about it; they're using it.

Office 2.0 Podcast Jam lineup is looking really interesting 

There's a nice mix of people signed up to do podcasts, and not just startup types. Anne will probably start announcing more of the commitments soon on the blog headquarters for the Jam. You might want to subscribe to it so you can see who's coming on board as they're posted.

There's room for more if you want to volunteer. Contact anne.zelenka AT gmail. Personally, I'd love to see somebody cover IT department recalcitrance, especially as it applies to giving up Real Office.

Let them off the hook 

Who cares if Republicans "flip-flopped" on the war. Not me. Ghosts of "I voted for it before I voted against it" are at play here, I suppose. Circumstances change and available information changes. Candidates should be able to change their minds without political penalty. It's human and good to reconsider.