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 30 November 2002
3:57:42 PM    Paolo mk.2

If you are reading this, it means that I successfuly moved my blog to a new server, with quite some more bandwidth. If you are not reading this, you're still on my on blog (well... no way for you to know since you are not reading, so why bother?). If you notice any strange behaviour, please let me know: Click here to send an email to the editor of this weblog. Thanks. [Paolo Valdemarin: Paolo's Weblog]

Strange behaviour?  What are the odds ;-)

Welcome to the new Paolo.

11:26:21 AM    Metalogue

Metalogue. What's a metalogue? I don't think it is in the dictionary. But a prologue is something one says in the beginning, to introduce something. An epilogue is something one says after the main action, as a sort of conclusion. A monologue is a prolonged presentation of some kind, spoken by one person. A dialogue is an exchange of ideas between two or more people. I suppose a metalogue would be talking ABOUT things that are happening, from a somewhat elevated perspective. Actually I think most weblogs I read are metalogues. They try to connect up some dots, try to discover clues in information and events, and try to connect that up with something bigger or deeper. Where are we going? What does it mean? [Ming's Metalogue]

Talking about what is happening... I love the idea of the Metalogue, trying to join the dots and connect what we see with a wider world and understanding.

9:21:29 AM    Tracking the link cosmos

Technorati. technorati.com is the best site I've seen sofar for showing who links to who's weblogs. Well, mainly I'm interested in who links to what on MY log, mostly to see which stories worked well, and to discover new friends who are exploring similar topics. The other sites that attempt to show connections between weblogs have sofar not shown me much more than I already knew, but in my technorati listing I right away get to know some new people. And it is great that in this world, plagiarism is flattery. And a way of voting. I copy somebody else's story, and somebody else copies my copy, and that shows that all of us found it important and interesting. [Ming's Metalogue]

I too have become interested in Technorati.  It's like TrackBack in reverse and let's me find where the idea flow that I am participating in has reached in a more concrete fashion than Organica & EcoSystem.