Scott Johnson of Feedster blogged a question related to some of the suggestions I’ve made to him regarding Feedster and some of the troubleshooting he did after I ran into some problems with NewsliBlog’s feed again. (Don’t worry: it’s fixed and the feed should be working.)
I blogged a terribly long response elsewhere and commented twice [...]
This morning, the radio show The Connection aired a discussion about bloggers at the Democratic National Convention. The segment will be archived on their Web site and may air again later this evening. In the Boston area, 90.9 FM WBUR carries the show. It is also broadcast on the Internet.
Addendum 8/3: Host Dick Gordon interviewed [...]
Feedster has set up a feed/site of blogs covering the Democratic National Convention. It’s pretty nifty and includes the main sources, too.
Well, Michael, I am a librarian. Of course, I’m going to be involved in the Internet porn business. Librarians are totally sexy, after all; and, some guys have fetishes for people in my profession, as strange as that may seem. (Please stop staring at my feet, sir.) (ha ha ha)
Yeah, Michael, I [...]
Indeed, why not have a feed for recipes floating around the blogosphere? If only someone could make a feed that woulc do the grocery shopping, cooking, and cleaning up, too.
I just wish this picky, picky aggregator would let me subscribe to it.
The department known as RSS Feeds has been renamed Feeds and the items in it have moved accordingly.
As part of this blog’s effort to be more inclusive of other kinds of feeds, the category that was RSS Feeds is now Feeds.
It appears, however, that the name change is not absolute because items categorized in the renamed department still bear the category’s former name. I guess I will have to fix that [...]
it included the date the comic originally ran," complained one of my blog readers. The date appears on the Web site just above the comic strip, but it doesn’t get transmitted in the feed. Knowing when the strip originally ran is not only interesting, but it gives the cartoon a bit of context, too. Yes, [...]
Thanks, J. Scott Johnson. A few days ago, I mentioned that I tried to find the list of Feedster’s stop terms. Scott put them online.
And, yes, I’ve read the list of numbers and words already. Why? Because I’m really weird. But I learned that Feedster doesn’t like searches on numbers, so searches on dates, like [...]
Over the weekend, a woman who works with a nonprofit asked me whether and how a weblog could benefit her organization. After giving her a brief overview of blogging and how I thought she might be able to use it in her work, she asked me for examples of what nonprofits are doing with blogs. [...]