Archive for March, 2006

OPML Inclusion - did I miss the boat?

Thursday, March 23rd, 2006

When including, it’s also not necessary to take an entire outline, starting with its root. The way OPML works, you can take a branch, a twig, or even just one leaf.
From Winer on wikis: Just add OPML; Between the Lines, ZDNet.com
Unless I’m missing something essential (and it wouldn’t be the first time), I think […]

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Recording Your Attention: Spying on Yourself– The Glass is Too Big - J Wynia

Sunday, March 19th, 2006

Recording Your Attention: Spying on Yourself — J Wynia
J’s put up an attention service for himself, much as I’ve done. He has, however, taken the time to give a basic run-down of the very simple procedure for getting one running.
I only have 1 thing to add to J’s list of 14 steps to recording […]

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Alex Barnett blog : The middleman won’t go away

Thursday, March 16th, 2006

Alex Barnett:The middleman won’t go away, he’ll just move.
referencing this by Matt Terenzio (who’s been active in the OPML Editor community recently as well)
Good points from both Matt and Alex in this interchange.
I see Matt’s point that eventually we’re going to be pushing all of this stuff out to the edges and that connections between […]

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