Is XSL-T powerful enough? I haven't really seriously used it for things like this since it was just plain ol' XSL, but it seemed like it was extremely limited in what it could do. Come right down to it, why do "ASP.net-like" instead of just ASP.net? [The .NET Guy: Rants]

Sure it is. You can import and execute any .NET code you wanted to via extension objects. You also have the ability to write script right in your transform via the <msxsl:script> element. I'll try to dummy up an example template and transform this weekend to see if I can illustrate exactly what I'm thinking of. When you actually see it in action it might make more sense or perhaps I'll have an "a-ha experience" and realize what I was thinking of won't exactly work. Either way, it's progress. ;)

Wanted: A Weblog Alert Service. Here's a request to the weblog development community. [Scott Loftesness] Hmmm, I seem to already have 95% of the bits needed for this, time for some tinkering ..... [Simon Fell]

Very interesting.