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Lisa Noticed The Comments This is one girl that really plans ahead, though. I went to her "real" blog and realized that she has planned to have a baby in March of 2007 (573 days). No Way To Contact How would I get in touch with OPML Imbroglio to let him know that HaloScan "does" work? Until he posts his email or figures out some other way, I don't think I can. Maybe he'll be watching the changes and see this post. UPDATED: Russell Gum is also asking questions to himself. Oh boy...New Right-click tools! David Davies has outlinerTools v0.1 Here's a small example of what it does, here:
"Hey kid... take a hit of this blogging stuff." I started feeling this way before this comment was even posted. I'm afraid that I'm getting addicted to this, and I'd go through some bigger withdrawls if I lost this than I have after recently quitting smoking. If you're just reading this on the blog, your missing most of it!
Much Easier And just think, I was trying to create the motherlode (as kosso calls it) by hand. Jeesh... If you want some more fun, try the iPodder OMPL. The feeds work great in the Instant Outliner.
Changed the header graphic. I just received this one in an email. Just like it said, the email looked like a phishing attempt. Thanks for noticing, McD. There are so many of us that are used to having comments and trackbacks, that to be without them just doesn't feel right. Right now, it's a pain in the ass to add the code and the unique identifier to each post, so it would be nice to have them "built-in".
EVERYBODY: Use the Wiki. Dave "does" look, but only if there's changes happening.
Today Is Going To Get Messy I'm experimenting with importing XML, RSS, and OPML files into the text of this blog, so things will get a little "confusing". You'll also notice that the sidebar that is normally on the right, has moved to the bottom of this page, due to the testing. I've been able to get this to work in both the Instant Outline and this page (see "Finding the answer", below). Subscribe to my Instant Outline, because it's easier to do this there. I want to see how far I can take this, though, and find out exactly "what" the limitations and hang-ups are. This will all be done at the bottom of this page. If anything "important" comes up, I'll post it at the top.
Another Day I sleep such strange hours, because of my job that on my "days off", it's hard to know "when" to sleep. It's 1:00am and I just woke up 30 minutes ago. I couldn't wait to get back in and start playing with the Instant Outliner again. Colaborative Working With Instant Outliner I'm seeing quite a bit of this starting to happen, now. It's nice when people publish a "who I subscribe to" branch.
I've been testing some other opml files from various directories. From working on PodcastHost, I know that almost every RSS 2.0 feed is different, not matter how much we'd like to think that it's a standard. The tags and attributes that people put it (or leave out) varies as much as the places where Dave Winer lays his head each night. The variation can really be seen when looking at some of the feeds in the directories that I've added.
The variation that I usually see at PodcastHost is usually caused by the different things that people put in their tags. A lot of times, this tag is either blank, or completely left out. I'm not "exactly" sure, yet, of what is causing the variation, here. |
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