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Monthly Archives: March 2006
Full feeds versus partial feeds
Lots of folks out there take a hard line when it comes to publishing either full feeds (the entire contents of each post being published in RSS/Atom) or partial feeds. Scoble, for example, is famous for declaring he won’t subscribe … Continue reading
“Nobody is going to read me just for the very occasional update”
Well I don’t know about that Seth. I follow you for your occasional updates because you speak about things I find interesting and are a unique voice. You have knowledge, experience, and a point of view to share. According to … Continue reading
What will be the future of newspapers and local journalism?
I’ve helped organize a discussion and unconconference having to do with the future of local journalism since the economics that supported it for the past 100 years have been blown apart in the wake of the web and the empowerment … Continue reading
Why Committeepeople Matter
Albert Yee shares just what your local ward committeepeople do. I never really knew until now. A great descriptive piece. Lets hope the ballot weirdness he is hearing about doesn’t effect his candidacy or that of others who are bringing … Continue reading
Might as well call it ‘WhiteAngloSaxonProtestantAmericaBlog’
Please. Please stop. Stop, stop, stop, stop hurting America. You are partisan… what do you call it…hacks. The link is to the Washington Post’s new blog – ment to speak to just one segment of America’s population – its largest … Continue reading
Going to be a busy and important week
These past few weeks have been some of the most intense I can recall. This week will be especially huge. 1. I’ve been helping migrate two web sites of a local non-profit’s to a new host. Down the road I … Continue reading
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Updates to come, lots to share
I’ve been very, very busy of late. No time to post. I hope to share a few huge events and goings on in a few posts shortly.
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What?!?!?
Albert had two disturbing emails sent to him today that may impact his run for committee person in his ward. Please go to his site. If you have any information to share with him – please do. If Albert is … Continue reading
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An email I was happy to send….
Hello, Due to down time that my users were subjected to – by a decision one of your staffers made in shutting down access to our database – I have migrated the sites and domains I maintain that were hosted … Continue reading
Philly Future Status: We’re on our new host!
I want to thank the folks at Firebright for being patient with us and getting our new hosting environment up and running when we needed to move. The new digs rock.