Saturday, November 27, 1999

MatthewKingston.Com has the rotating weblog ad. He's getting a lot of hits. Oooops. Please be kind to Matthew's server.

So does Scripting News. We support Weblogs.

Actually because it's in our distributed template, the rotating weblog ad will show up on the home pages of a few UserLand.Com sites.

HalfBrain CEO Steve Guttman says: "We're anxious to get Mac, Unix, Netscape stuff working."

The Cluetrain Weblog keeps on rollin down the track.

Zope-Newbies: Transition to Acquisition.

Jorn Barger: The best and worst of web design. "Good web design is about being considerate." Amen.

I posted a message this morning on the XML-DEV list announcing the XML backend for Weblog Monitor.

CJ Gillis asks a key question on outliners.com: "Is there a web engine that would allow me to display my work for the use of students who have more curiosity than time?" Answer.

BTW, discuss.outliners.com is a Manila site. There are so many!

Alamut observes that there are now twelve Dutch weblogs, and wonders how many there will be in five years.

Sheila Simmons is running a kickass weblog! In Seattle.

Wired: Closing the Windows on MS. "By process of elimination, the personal computer -- which had grown up serving a set of business tasks like calculating spreadsheets and tallying databases atop a multi-purpose operating system -- was pressed into duty. It was awkwardly teamed with the telephone line to become the temporary front-end for a radical new information medium."

Wired, check out the Qube. It's happening to Linux too. The form factors are in flux.