Top 10 Tools to Get Blogging Done: Just like it sounds, LifeHacker lists the top 10 tools, according to them, to get the job of blogging done. If you have ever been to a WordCamp and heard Lorelle speak, she has some of the best power blogging tips that I have ever come across. JohnP has some pretty effective tips on power blogging as well.
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Seriously now, who in their right state of mind uses Firefox…
I thought that was a pretty good article. I actually installed both FireFox plugins they recommended. Autocopy and COlt, I hope those two extensions increase my blogging productivity.
The one thing I would love to see for WordPress is a bookmarklet interface very very similar to Tumblr’s post it bookmarklet as then blogging stuff I find across the internet would probably be a bit more fun.
I keep hearing the term bookmarklet and it sounds to me like a cop out. If you are going to writing JavaScript then it could be better applied at actually making a Firefox Extension. It isn’t that difficult.
Thanks very much!!!
There should be a way to assign various quality scores to posts. Even dozens of them, if needed. The idea is that readers are different so some scores would suit some readers. Also if these scores are accessible in a standard format, a feed reader or web service can have a feature where composite scores can be calculated just as to maximize correlation based on individual feedback. I am saying all this just so as to draw attention to the need to change our mindset from quantity (of posts and viewers) to quality (of posts and viewers).