Friday, October 04, 2002

Radio Tip I have recently updated several of my stories and added some new ones. Blog Software MT and RU started in the middle of August 2002 as a collection of links to what different people were saying about the pros and cons of differences between Moveable Type and Radio Userland, to which I periodically have added more stuff to help us understand important nuances of what the challenges and benefits are for using the competing products.  I had thought that later I might do another with some other abbreviations at the end for what was being compared. Blog Software started in beginning of October 2002 and is a directory of over 50 different weblog software places, that tries to be impartial, and help newcomers to weblogging see what their choices are.  Near the top are links to tools for comparing what the different vendors have to offer.  I have been adding to this story every day since I started it. First goal is just list names of the outfits so someone can search engine find these places. Then add links Then more info about some of them I'd like to get at some market share statistics 5:27:00 PM

Radio Tip I have recently updated several of my stories and added some new ones. Etiquette On-Line is a collection of thoughts that I started some time ago, and keep adding to, most recently links from the e-mail community. Stop Phone Spam is good news for people living in Indiana. Editing Symbols is just one topic for now, sharing a solution to a problem that several people recently have experienced. 5:07:44 PM

Radio Tip I have recently updated several of my stories and added some new ones. Search Engine Tips - I started this story at the end of Sep 2002 and have been adding to it almost every day with dribbles of new links and nuances.  It has links to my previous posts and to other weblogger posts with information about using search engines and related directories to just access weblogs, or news sites, or your weblog, or whoever is linking to your website, or whatever.  If you print out a copy, it now runs to 3 pages with approx 3 dozen links. 4:51:37 PM

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