I have been playing with Tinderbox on and off and am quite anxious to start to use it to edit a blog. I love the idea of the program - being able to compartmentalise thoughts in notes and make extensive links between them and other information sources. Tinderbox also allows me to graphically display notes (or clusters of notes). I love the fact that it is a Mac program and the creator seems to be very supportive of the program, the Mac programming community and hypertexting in general. My only problem is that I have not had the patience (or is it the time?) to figure how to do much more than to use it a simple repository for a number of semi-connected thoughts. I have been using it to document my year (I was very fortunate to get a fellowship with the NLII for 2004), but that document is currently a mass of unorgansied random notes.

When I first got Tinderbox, I managed to post to my Radio weblog but have since forgotten how to do it (it is useful to know that it is possible and fairly easy). I have also been using Tinderbox for another blog - and I like the look + feel of both the authoring environment and the blog. I think I would like to switch to something new. If this note makes it to radio.weblogs.com/0100115 you will know that I have been successful.

I have not yet had success in posting to different categories (one of the best parts of Radio Userland), but this is high on the todo list.

If you have some unscheduled time you might want to check this out! (I managed to kill about 15 minutes when I noticed this application earlier this morning).  This site analyses and graphically compares searches on Google and Yahoo.  (just for run I ran my name - only to find that Evil Twin Cyprien is the number one Cyp).

I like the interface - simple, engaging and you can figure it out immediately!