28 February 2006
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26 February 2006
Making An RSS Feed
by 3 others (via)RSS is a method of distributing links to content in your web site that you'd like others to use. In other words, it's a mechanism to "syndicate" your content.
To understand syndication, consider the "real world" situation where artist Scott Adams draws a daily Dilbert cartoon. The cartoon is made available to any newspaper that cares to run it, in exchange for a fee -- and 2,000 papers in 65 countries do so.
Unlike Scott Adams, syndication of web content via RSS is unlikely to make you rich. However, it can be an easy way to draw attention to your material, bringing you some traffic and perhaps a little net fame, depending on how good your information is.
25 February 2006
10 Flickr Hacks
by 8 others (via)What Web 2.0 service boasts more than 100 million examples of consumer-generated media?
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Letterfu - Letter-writing without envelopes, cutting or glue
by 5 others (via)The letter is the envelope! It holds itself closed, secured by the stamp - so it doesn't even need any glue. You use the entire sheet of paper, so there's nothing to cut either!
14 February 2006
13 February 2006
Chuquet
by 1 other (via)Memetracker along the lines of Memeorandum and Blogniscient. Megite is also gaining ground in this space. Aside from the horrific orange interface, Chuquet delivers some interesting results, but it still has a long way to go. It feels like a work in progress, and most users will stick with Memeorandum for the time being.
