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As the current owner of Wisdump, I’d like to quickly take this opportunity to say a couple of things-:
a. As was pointed out by Matt Mullenweg, there was indeed a “spammy tactic” being employed at this blog in the form of an “embedded a 1×1 pixel iframe loading the ping page for Ping-O-Matic on every […]
A couple of days ago I talked about letting things die and I wrote that entry knowing that I would be selling the Fine Fools Network. It’s not a hard thing to do now, but it’s probably something that should have been done a long time ago, but it was hard to let something die […]
Dear Bena,
Actually, you probably won’t read this so maybe I should address this to Anil because he seems to get around the web a bit more than you two. In any case I just wanted to say thank you for making Movable Type. Without it I’m not sure I would have gotten into blogging because […]
Some of us catch the redesign bug more than others, but sooner or later we redesign our sites simply to get something fresh out there. Last night I was thinking about writing an article on how creating themes for blogging software and content management systems is a great way to get linked (and banned from […]
And Rundle writes one of the most thorough critiques I have seen in a while. It happens a lot when a redesign takes a couple of steps backwards, but this one seems to go so far back you have to wonder what happened during the design process. Obviously the advertisers and money played a huge […]
Can’t stop laughing. What are the odds?
Remember those times when us crazy Web Standards zealots were preaching death to Flash and all that is evil on the web? Okay, maybe we weren’t going that crazy, but you know where I am coming from. Does anybody else out there think it’s time for us to start exploring new mediums of communication with […]
When I go out I always get the question what I do for work. I can’t explain it well enough because I do so many things that focusing on one is a bit tough so I figured the best thing I could do was at least show people how I work and hopefully this gives […]
Mike D has finally put the guide I have been waiting for and which essentially helped me create an even uglier Myspace profile. So many ideas now and if you dare to get caught up in the phenomenon at least do so tastefully.
Cameron Moll has released his updated portfolio and it sure is looking sweet. I like how it simply gets to the point. Clients want to see what you have done immediately and providing some screencaps is always a good thing.
