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I know I'm joining this tirade party late. Joe Wirtley has preached it before (in fact almost exactly a year ago) and I know I've heard others proclaim the same. I'm a convert after bumping into a ton of people at CodeMash who I think that I know (from...
I'm not speaking to anyone in particular with the above title, just the blogging world in general. I pruned a few RSS feeds from my reader today (Newsgator Outlook Edition in case you're keeping count) and afterward I realized that each of the three was...
First, hats off to Lebron James - he single-handedly carried the Cavaliers in the fourth quarter and overtime tonight. Truly amazing performance. I haven't seen a performance like that since ... well, I hate to say it, but ... since MJ did that in many...
This is not another post linking to a bunch of A-list bloggers' opinions on Tim O'Reilly's suggested Blogger Code of Conduct, though Mike Arrington of TechCrunch has an opinion that I agree with for the most part. Here is my code of conduct: It's my blog...
Over on my TheBestWebStuff blog I recently added an Advertising Disclaimer to the main navigation of the site. I felt that since I had recently added RSS ads, banner ads, text ads, and I would soon be venturing into paid reviews as part of my research...
If I have learned one thing from Dave Burke , the guy who "runs just about the most polite blog in the entire blogosphere" , is that you should reply to each and every person who takes the time to leave a comment on your blog. Daniel from Daily Blog Tips...
I was looking through comments marked as possible spam a few minutes ago and found a wonderful comment left by Wendy Wonder about dogs eating feces. Those comment spammers are getting pretty creative. After removing the spam links from her post I went...
I'm an avid reader of Rick Segal's blog, The Post Money Value . I'm don't read any other start-up blogs or VC blogs, but I like Rick's writing style and point of view. Because of his Microsoft background and VC interest in technology and specifically...
This is what Joe Wirtley looks like This is what Michael Eaton looks like Joe Wirtley recently wrote a post explaining why you should have your picture on your blog . I agree with Joe. I would never have known what Michael Eaton looked like so that I...
My CodeMash co-presenter, former boss, .NET architect and all around nice guy (but don't tell him I told you so), Joe Wirtley, has finally started blogging with a vengeance (10 posts in 8 days) and he also redesigned his personal site . Joe has lots of...
For those of you not into Community Server (shame !!!) and don't follow Jose Lema (but do follow me?) I have a couple of things to say to you: 1. what the heck is wrong with you !?!?! 2. Hi, Mom. 3. Jose is putting together a great series on building...
The always controversial and sometimes correct ( see his 10 keys to happiness ), Justice Gray, reveals something new : " bald people cannot be trusted . ... bald people wander the earth with one purpose and one purpose only - to kill you and steal...
Michael Eaton wrote a great "live and let live" post about the recent blogverse ramblings by and about Joel Spolsky, Ruby, and 37Signals. Share this post: email it! | bookmark it! | digg it! | kick it! | live it!
Unlike this post , this post , and the hundreds of others yesterday - the post you are reading is not a test post using Windows Live Writer . Technorati Tags: Windows Live Writer Share this post: email it! | bookmark it! | digg it! | kick it! | live it...
I promise that this isn't turning into an SEO blog, but I mentioned before that I have some SEO interest, as we all should. Matt Cutts , Google's SEO insider, put together several nice videos this week where he answers email questions and provides tips...
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