Yearly Archives: 2005

Not a bad idea! I tried to persuade our library to add comments a comments facility to each publication… they looked at me like I was mad.

Now that sounds like a better title for this kind of thing :o) Just occurred to me that lots of people might be creating blogs to try this out which is of course way cool & something I positively encourage… and by the server stats it looks like that’s what’s happening. You can create a …

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Well, that was something I wouldn’t have been able to do a few months back I can tell you, come and check out my multiple-user WordPress Blog system WOOOOOHOOOOO!!!!! – If I had a tune I’d dance to it :D What you want to do is go here and give yourself a file ID http://incsub.org/wpmu/xxxx. …

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This is very cool and has much much potential: “Using WordPress Multi-user edition you will be able to [have] people be able to sign up for a new blog and have them securely manage their templates and settings without affecting any other users. Only one blog per user is allowed, but you can have unlimited …

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*** Reminder *** Are you planning on submitting an abstract to BlogTalk Downunder? The Call for Papers closes Monday, 31st January, 2005. That’s just 2 weeks away!! As most Australians are now heading back to work after the break – and with schools and universities still on holidays – what better time to prepare your …

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Via Harold this looks like a pretty funky freeware RoboDemo style app. Will give it a go asap!

Like Alan I reckon this is a very interesting and worthwhile discussion but while he tears off on a very interesting riff on the value of RSS beyond what is simply ‘new’ I find myself coming back to my main usage of RSS which is to aggregate news sources and in particular my recent ‘Not …

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Thanks to John Blake for sending through the news that PmachinePro has been discontinued in favour of ExpressionEngine which means it’s now free! So for some pretty funky features this might be worth a look!

Cool, here’s a blog kept by Nathan Bailey. This is especially cool me-wise because he’s from Monash (a uni round the corner from me), it’s hosted at a Monash address http://weblog.its.monash.edu.au:8880/kd/ and he’s the main man for their portal development. And the more people in Unis in Melbourne talking RSS, blogs, podcasting etc. etc. the …

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