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Robert Prather: "I was just checking out Windows Live Local Virtual Earth or whatever it's convoluted name is and noticed the following...Ft. Knox is not in the right place! Unreal." Kosso: "I noticed the 'NewsGator Technical Support's OPML Blog' appear on changes just now. It's just a list of Forums, which I imagine the author meant to add as links, and did so using the 'Add Link' option in the contextual menu. Now, if this does indeed turn out to be an official attempt to 'plug' the content of the forums into the/our OPML Blog world, then it could prove to be very interesting indeed - effectively/potentially turning each forum into a single OPML file." Mark: "The new Doctor Who series starts here in the UK on christmas day." TallSkinnyKiwi made me laugh with this Web 2.0 Christmas Carol: All I want for Christmas is Ajax I don't want a tall skinny tree or lots of presents under it. All I ask for are some Web 2.0 goodies that are zipped and not wrapped. I want PHP and not PAJAMAS. Give me widgets and not gadgets. Give me a torrent of flashy de.licio.us gifts that flickr brightly under MySQL clouds. I want Wiki and not wassel. I want Christmas feeds and not Christmas food. I want shareware and freeware and not underwear. I want my OPML Christmas list to be meta-tagged and checked twice by automated folksonomy-based aggregators exhibiting an emergent Christmas cheer that can be mapped visually and dynamically on my poor and miserable blog that limps along like Tiny Tim on the pathetic crutches of Web 1.0 architecture. All I want for Christmas is Ajax. And may God bless us . . everyone. Alex Barnett and Marc Canter talk structured blogging (think microformats for things like recipes and reviews) on this podcast. |
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