Archive for January, 2005
January 31, 2005
Not So Delightful
From the Register: Interview with a link spammer. Thanks to guys like this I have to leave my comments moderated and clean up my wiki on a regular basis.
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January 31, 2005
Weinberger on Tagging
David Weinberger really has a way with describing web phenomenon. Here he talks about the context of tagging (think delicious) and what we are doing collectively with it:
So, we’re creating this context-free realm of free-floating metadata, like word magnets on a refrigerator door, that we will paw through and assemble, and, most important, do things we haven’t yet thought of.
The web still delights me even after working with it full-time for the past 6 or 7 years.
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January 25, 2005
Congrats Ben!
Ben Martin passed the CAE exam. Congrats! Ben blogged his experience preparing for the test over the past year.
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January 13, 2005
Google Goes Mini
Google just launched another search appliance: the Google Mini. It costs $5,000 which seems to be a good price point for a lot of non-profit organizations to make an investment for their site or intranet. It will index up to 50,000 documents, which should be plenty for most needs in this market as well.
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January 13, 2005
Six Apart Guide to Combatting Comment Spam
Here is a nice guide to comment spam and how to fight it, provided by Six Apart, the makers of Movable Type.
Six Apart Guide to Combatting Comment Spam:
This document describes how malicious or unwanted comments (‘comment spam’) affect weblogs, the techniques spammers use to abuse weblogs, and the tactics that can be used to prevent and defend against these attacks. Also included is a review of the strengths and weaknesses of each tactic, instructions for implementing them on your weblog and ones which we recommend for the best protection.
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