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The SF Chronicle chimes in on blogging. This, of course, brings responses. In other blogging news, if you have any interest in the merits/demerits of various self-publishing tools (28, no less!), this article might be a good place to start. It also has a brief history of the evolution of “blogware,” as author John Hiler calls it. He includes Blogger, MT, Greymatter, Userland, LiveJournal, and most others.
last linked article = too analytical for me. listing is nice but it didn’t mention MT as a community. MT bloggers so have community.
all that pinging and stuff.
Well, it’s part one of either two or three, I forget. It may get to that a little later. Since I get the ‘zine that publishes it, I’m sure I’ll link the other(s) as they turn up.
I agree with you about the pinging, but it’s just barely getting started. If you look at Batty’s right-side links, she’s got the Trackback users flagged with a [t]; only a relatively small number of her link list has implemented it so far. Granted, many may not be MT users at all, but still…
so, how much did the dog get before you got it cleaned up?
::grin::
Not much, Shelley, but it was a scramble there for a minute!