Wednesday, June 12, 2002

Several real-world examples of OPML directories. [Scripting News] 10:34:35 AM

Today, an application for Radio's outliner that will be new for many. We've brought a feature from Manila into Radio Community Server, making it possible for people to create Yahoo-like directories that appear in their Radio weblogs. These directories can include other directories. They're built on an open format, OPML; which can be created in any compatible outliner, including Radio's outliner. Viewed another way, directories are hiearchic blogrolls. When you start getting hundreds of links in your blogroll, and start categorizing them, it's time to look for something richer, and that's where directories come in. [Scripting News] 10:34:15 AM

Russ Lipton's RadioDocs, on-line, ready for UserLand. [Scripting News] 10:33:45 AM

Yahoo groups in your news aggregator. Somehow I had totally missed this feature of Yahoo Groups. In the case that somebody else might have missed it too, if you submit: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Group_name/messages?rss=1 to your aggregator, you will get all posts submitted to that group in your favourite news reader. Just subscribed to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/klogs/messages?rss=1 and it works perfectly. Getting rid of more mail! [Paolo Valdemarin: Paolo's Weblog] 10:31:48 AM

Radio Documentation!. "Russ Lipton's RadioDocs, on-line, ready for UserLand." [Scripting News] Yay! Userland did the sensible thing and incorporated Russ' Radio docs into the Radio site! I'm assuming he's getting paid for this and that he'll be adding more to the archive. Kudos to Userland for recognizing the need and the solution! Keep up the great work, Russ! [Two suggestions: a table of contents as a front page or at the top, and dates of last revision next to all of the links.] [The Shifted Librarian] 10:15:58 AM