Gregory Blake:  "MMM Muffins.  The ever cool lilymab pointed me at MuffinFilms.com today. This is pretty cool. Some of the films are even interactive (I like 'Feed Me')."

Loved The Muffin Tree... ;~)) 

FTC Charges Three Spammers, Settles With Four Others  [internetnews.com] 

Robert K. Brown:  "Oh, the stories behind these notes and pictures.  Link courtesy of boing boing." 

>>  "Created to help people find high-quality photoblogs," today's pick was just launched in late October.  It already has almost 300 photoblogs listed, with a user rating system in place to show the "Top 100" on the main page...  [Coolstop Daily Pick 11/14/02 via Scorcher Radio]

Thanks Aimee! 

Horst talks about motivation (via Wis(s)e Words) and I have to say I agree with him.  What I don't get is why someone would choose to ruin their website with over-sized pop-up ads for a measly 50 bucks a month (ruined to hardnosed people like me, anyway).  But, what I really appreciate about Horst's entry today is the link to this amusing interview which I somehow missed last month... ;~))

Afterthoughts (2:35 PM):  "Whataya mean a measly 50 bucks?"  Yeah, I know that's a lot of money to some people, myself included.  I have to respect that, though it seems a little petty to me.  "Who are you to tell someone else not to use pop-ups?"  I am nobody.  But, many people avoid sites with overly-intrusive advertising.  It's useful to know that. 

Tom Clifton:  "We will be hobbled by terrorism for as long as people do not feel that they have a voice in governance." 

Customers 'named and shamed' on web.  EasyCar¸ part of Stelios Haji-Ioannou's easyGroup empire¸ is publishing pictures online of people who fail to return cars on time.  [BBC News]

That would be the same easyGroup that's going after a small art company's website for using "easy" in its domain name.

Related:
LawMeme:  Shaming Sanctions, Online 

November 2002

 


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