[The FuzzyBlog!]

» This looks like a very cool idea and, as someone thinking about his business plan right now, a timely one.  Unfortunately there don't appear to be any publicly available plans right now...

 

Traction vs. Radio -- Not Exclusionary. Paul Kulchenko of toolbox makes some good additions to my quick-and-dirty overview "Radio vs. [Blunt Force Trauma]

» Note to self: Look into Traction.

 

Breadcrumbs *are* useful. The University of Maryland has done a study on Website Structural Navigation (aka breadcrumbs). This was the goal of their [Column Two]

» Note to self: implement an unobtrusive navigation bar on your site.  Perhaps tie it in to the search engine access widget.

 

Game Theory for Real People. 'Our simple models are no longer sufficient,' said an eminent game theorist, who is calling for human passions and quirks to be taken into account, too. Diana Michele Yap reports from Stony Brook, New York.

[rebelutionary]

» I know nothing about Game Theory really so I Googled and found this site which has some good basic information.

More on topic maps. For those of us who are still struggling to get a firm grasp on topic maps (and I'm definitely in [Column Two]

» More useful info on topic maps.

Web credibility. The Stanford Persuasive Technology Lab has published a set of guidelines for ensuring web credibility. This is a good list, [Column Two]

» As someone founding a new company and thinking about building a good site I thought this was simple and useful guidance.

 

It is good to be back on the air.  For over two weeks I have been offline with no computer & no internet connection.

Feels good to have a computer again and this time I have broadband too!

Now to catch up!