… is here. Don’t know that I’ll listen to this one - I’m not overly interested in KZSB, but that’s neither here nor there.
Actually I wanted to comment on 2 things.
Yesterday I called TDS Metrocom, our local phone and DSL carrier, who I’ve been nominally pleased with to this point. They had contacted [...]

Dave points to my comments on the OPML Validator, and in the process points out (perhaps inadvertently) that my blog’s html pages make it a little hard to figure out who I am (hint: my first name’s not Kin ). My contact link is several posts down the page and not all that [...]

My interest in social software has been growing recently. In point of fact, I’m not sure why. I’m truly not a very social person, and I basically have no friends (OK, I have few friends), but something about the networks possible in the social software web spaces intrigues me. Perhaps it has [...]

Scripting News: 7/13/2005
If you’re in the Boston area on Thursday and want to see the OPML Editor, come by Berkman Center at 7PM. Open to the public. Bring your Q’s.
Dave, when are you bringing it to your old haunts in Wisconsin? I’d be there!

In another off-line conversation with Allen Searls I was discussing the “release” of ReBlg (among other things). Allen quite correctly gently smacked me down for having these conversations in email and not blogging my thoughts, and that reminder and his recent post spurred me into action today.
I think that the ReBlg critics have been [...]

Hey Scoble; Chris said something interesting.

Caught a reference to this at inessential (via this).
At first blush it seemed like a really good idea, especially when I consider not just my blogs but also Furl, del.icio.us, and all of the other associated dren I leave trailing along behind me. But the commentary regarding the potential usage of OPML for the [...]

Rojo - Stories I’ve Shared
After an invite from Allen Searls, I was able to register for Rojo, almost exactly when they announced their own launch. S0 far I really like it.
When I first started using a web-aggregator, which is where I do my primary RSS consumption, since my company’s firewall won’t let any desktop [...]