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In progress: Trackback in the UserLand Environment.  John Palfrey took me on a tour of the campus looking for places to hold BloggerCon. Along the way we visited possible sites for a party, and spotted the president of Harvard College, Harry Lewis, who has become famous for his letter about music sharing on campus. Philip Greenspun: Outlining and the Presidential Campaign. Jimmy Guterman: Management by Blog. The date for BloggerCon at Harvard Law: October 4. Yesterday John Palfrey and I went looking at possible auditoriums for the conference. I took pictures. On this day three years ago SOAP 1.1 was announced. Draft of a privacy policy for weblog sites hosted at blogs.law.harvard.edu, and users of those sites, written by Harvard Law student Eva Chan. Yesterday testing and tweaking of my outbound Trackback code. I tested against 14 servers, and as long as they have the RDF bits for auto-discovery (most do), my Trackbacks get through and are recorded. The next step is to write some docs for this implementation, because supporting this is going to require a clear understanding of what's happening, and then onto inbound Trackback. Please don't flame me but it appears another developer has some problems with CSS. "Wow, the default Moveable Type 2.63 CSS stylesheet is horrible," says Ryan Lowe. "Internet Explorer 6 is coughing up a lung." I'd love to see a Zeldman article about this. "Enough already," he says. "Ben and Mena are nice people, but I can't stand to see them trample on standards." Mark Pilgrim runs a parody of Ben and Mena and Uncle Joi and Aunt Anil. They take a trip to the Great Wall of China and throw out RSS and replace it with milk cartons with pictures of dead terrorists. Then the bad dream is over and we all resume fixing bugs and making new ones. More discussion of social software on the Blogrollers list. |
 
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