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Friday, July 12, 2002 |
TWO FUNDAMENTAL QUESTIONS ABOUT BLOGGING
Someone has suggested that there are people in the blogging world who link to others merely to get links in return. I link to a lot of sources. Other weblogs I read have a link in almost every post. Is there some written or unwritten rule I'm breaking?
Second, I've been accused of shouting. Apparently, the fact that the titles of my posts are in all caps gives some the impression that I'm shouting as one might in a chat room. Never was that my intent. I've composed compound documents all my life and some of them have all caps in key headings or section breaks. Is that shouting? Again, what are the rules of the road?
10:37:56 PM 
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A WEBLOG FIND
epersonae. Always happy to find a good blog I didn’t know about before. epersonae is one such. Its proprietor Elaine kindly emailed me apropos of the Paynter interview, did not mention her blog, so naturally I went to see it. Saw... [Caveat Lector]
2:01:14 PM
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THANKS AGAIN, MARK
I wish he'd do another 30-day tutorial on 'laying out a CSS theme for your weblog.' If someone could simply show me how each and every element on the page got there, it would help. This has to do with macros and templates. I still wrestle with where something on the rendered page originates from!
Day 25: Using real horizontal rules (or faking them properly). Due to a long-standing bug in Radio, I am unable to include the full text of this post here, for fear of damaging your News page. Please click the item title to read this post safely. [dive into mark]
1:42:08 PM
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© Copyright 2002 Steve Pilgrim.
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