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Updated: 9/1/2002; 6:59:06 PM.
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Tuesday, May 07, 2002 |
David Watson: The sites that have implemented this in the most effective way - disenchanted, decafbad, and diveintomark - to the best of my knowledge are all doing it with the local data that their respective web servers provide. Mark described his implementation here. The key addition was to actually fetch and parse the pages identified in the referrer logs.
9:11:50 PM 
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Traumwind: SELECT * FROM users WHERE clue > 0;
0 rows returned
6:33:38 PM
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David Watson: I am not Dave Winer, but I am listening. There are linkbacks here! They are easy to use. If not, ask a question. I won't bite. Come and get 'em.
OK, David - I'm helping spread the word. But I must say, what it appears to me is that you have put your referrer logs in context (which is a step forward), but do not appear to be distinguishing between pages which contain specific links to specific articles and pages which simply link to something on your website.
6:24:39 PM
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Roy T. Fielding: if anyone is going to prove me wrong, it will most likely be another Apache developer. Heh.
7:22:05 AM
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Mark Bernstein is conducting a weblog experiment with a life simulator he's building:
In the simulated world, we have 600 little artificial writers (I call them weblets) with 600 artificial weblogs. If traffic is the currency of the Web, each of the weblets wants to get rich. Some have big blogrolls (so lots of people will think well of them). Some have lots of daily links (so they can reward their friends quickly). Some hoard traffic, some spread it around. We'll see who wins.
Knowing Mark, he'll almost certainly publish the research results—resisting the temptation to share the most effective strategy with just a few pals or to use the findings to give a boost to anyone who builds their blog with Tinderbox. [via Jonathon Delacour]
6:14:02 AM
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Carsten Ziegeler: "I don't care if someone votes -1 on this, I'm the one doing the job, all others are only talking, so I decide what's right and what's wrong." +1. Apache is in theory a meritocracy but in practice a do-ocracy.
5:55:13 AM
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