Dave Winer's Twitter posts for 5/22/2009

Someday I may write a "CSS for Poets" -- I believe I almost know enough to actually do it.
@kevinmarks, it would be even better if it were dynamic, if you could subscribe to a reading list maintained by an expert. http://tr.im/m8U2
@hardaway -- @friendsofdave is a lot like OPML reading lists, as is @cluelessnewbie and @gangfan. All the concepts translate.
The Pope is now a Facebook app. http://tr.im/m93o
Twitter's Search Engine Is Very, Very, Broken. http://tr.im/m94N
@kevinmarks - good! glad it's dynamic. and just confirm, you can process incoming OPML. I believe you said you export it.
@kevinmarks -- we should test interop between GR and http://newsriver.org/ -- it understands OPML reading lists (has since 2004 or so).
@ryantate -- the OPML file doesn't validate, but the error looks minor.
Here's the validator results page for @ryantate's feed. http://tr.im/m9id
Yes sir, Twitter is becoming too important for our own good. http://tr.im/m9iB
@ryantate -- exactly right. I could produce reading lists for their users. But I don't use Google Reader. That's why we have open formats.
@jeffjarvis -- exactly right. Lots of people tried classifieds on the net. Craigslist had the right combination of features and trust.
@KQED -- I am so glad the pledge drive is over. :-)
@jeffjarvis -- the trust also came from a person. What corporation would have had the guts/imagination to put a guy like Craig up front.
How Pogoplug Works. http://tr.im/ma3G
Why blogging is cool. What reporter is going to call you up and ask why Krugman likes Hong Kong? http://tr.im/ma5v
Coo coo ca joo
True story: Once shared a ride with Craig, told the driver he was with someone as famous as Mr Clean or Aunt Jemima. Puzzled look.
This just in: "Techcrunch are full of shit." http://tr.im/maMR
@kevinhughes -- Are you kidding? I think Mike is great. Full of shit, but he's a great guy. Seriously. :-)