Michael Boyle's weblog
: A site called webArchivist.org is spearheading an effort to properly archive sites that featured commentary or links about the attacks of September 11.
We are asking for volunteers to help us identify any web sites or pages that have information or content about the Sep11 Attack. We are especially interested in finding sites by individuals — that record their feelings, experiences or opinions. We are also especially interested in finding non-American sites.
redesigned and improved upon his CSS Box Lessons. It’s not only useful, it’s beautiful. “Here be dragons” indeed.
search statistics related to the terrorist attacks. Fascinating, if not exactly surprising.
to support the new Weblogs.Com XML-RPC interface? I’m sure some will ask the question, “why should I have to support this system. Shouldn’t it be supporting me?” I’m not asking that question, because for me the give and take on both ends is perfectly fine, I give to it, it gives back to me. But there’s a leap here that many won’t really see the point in making. Will that break a system that, above all, is fundamentally about engaging the network effects that come from being able to join easily?
over filters in libraries? San Francisco bans the use of filters in its public library system. A clear victory for those who understand that simplistic faux-solutions are worse than no solution at all.
