Minding the Planet: Integrating Blogs and Wikis — A Higher Unifying Framework is a very long title for a very good idea: combining wikis and blogs.
TikiWiki is an example of something like this, but it’s serious overkill.
I’ll have to keep looking, I suppose.
Anyone who really wants to comment may do so. You just have to register.
For what it’s worth, your efforts are in vain anyway. Every link you have posted on this or any WordPress blog is tagged with “rel=nofollow”. For those of you interested enough, read this blog entry on the Google Blog.
I have three words for everyone who wanted to use my site to pimp their online casinos, cialis, viagra, phentermine, or what-have-you: neener, neener, neener.
I just upgraded WordPress to 1.5.1.3, and it went pretty smoothly.
Except it broke my categories (edit: looks like permalinks in general). When you click one, you get ye old 404.
I’ll have to dig around to find out how to fix it.
update: How very odd. After deleting everything and starting from scratch, I simply restored my .htaccess file (which I did not delete), and everything’s back to normal.
Spam Karma
Sunday, July 10th, 2005Dr Dave has published Spam Karma 2 for beta testing.
I’ve installed it, and will discuss its efficiency in the future.
edit: Wow, just looked at the options. I wish I would have found this plugin earlier.
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