I changed the way the thumb works in Like. Now, when you click the thumb, it fills in, when you click it again it toggles to being open. It used to flip to down. This was confusing. Now it doesn't flip, it's always up. I think this feels better, burns fewer braincells. #
BTW, not every post has the Like option. I have to set an flLikeable attribute on the post to true in order for the Like to be generated by the JavaScript code that runs in the page. #
Todo: List of likers should be reverse chronologic. Done.#
Ray Ozzie used ThinkTank to write the spec for Lotus Notes.#
I just had a brief chat with Om on Twitter. Here's what I said.#
I liked your post about the blogger who tells her story. I saw Matt Haughey post something the other day lamenting there weren't more bloggers. I responded that there aren't that many bloggers. We're different.#
Then I thought, if this were an industry we would have a PR firm that made sure we were included in important discussions, about law, policy, society, culture.#
It's one of the things that's wrong. We develop great stuff, then the pros come in, take it over, miss the point, and drive it in the wrong direction. Or forget the roots, or don't protect its openness.#
It's so weird that I can't even get into the covnersation about podcasting, something that I personally developed.#