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RSSTop55 – Best Blog Directory And RSS Submission Sites – Robin Good’ Sharewood Tidings

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July 30th, 2004
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RSSTop55 – Best Blog Directory And RSS Submission Sites: A very somprehensive list of RSS aggregation sites and directories for submission of a blog link. In other words, if you are looking for hits or are looking to promote a newly created blog, this list is the place to start. via BloggingPro

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Ad placement in RSS feeds?

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July 29th, 2004
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How annoying would it be to receive ads with RSS feeds. Imagine having to wade through every fifth article being a “sponsored” article. I dont use my feed reader much, but I am trying to understand how opposed people would be to this idea. However, on the flip side of the coin, a vanilla RSS feed with JUST news is lost revenue for someone that is interested in generating profits from their blog/business blog. I am planning to come up with a way to grab RSS feeds from an existing site, insert ads into these feeds (between posts) and then retransmit these feeds. So when someone signs up for these ads, they would have to change their RSS feed links to point to the new server. Alternatively, some up with a way to insert ads into existing RSS feeds (which I might try as a test on this blog sometime). […]

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Photo Matt >> Color Schemes Contest

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July 28th, 2004
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Photo Matt >> Color Schemes Contest: Feel like the original WordPress admin color scheme needs a change? Join this contest and win fame fortune and free WordPress for life (gauranteed!!)

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clevercactus

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July 26th, 2004
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clevercactus: Interesting newsreader for all major platforms. This version has a lot of features such as integerated PIM, email, newsreader (of course) and calendar. If you have tried it out, let me know what you think.

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wordlog.com

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July 26th, 2004
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Wordlog.com: Carthik is too decent to tout his own creation so I am going to do it for him. He has created another blog to write about WordPress related items. Very good content from a very accomplished and appreciated contributor to the WordPress world. Go visit him and bookmark!

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FeedDemon Tips

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July 9th, 2004
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FeedDemon Tips: A new blog from Nick with tips about FeedDemon. While you are at it, check out the update for FeedDemon which prevents malicious IE vulnerabilities from affecting FeedDemon users. PS: If you dont already, check out TopStyle Pro written by Nick. In my opinion, it is one of the best, if not THE best CSS editing software available.

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Calling all XSLT Gurus

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May 6th, 2004
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Nick Bradbury is hoping to find a way to group RSS posts from various sources that all point to or reference the same story. In doing this he is asking for some help from any XSLT gurus out there. Take the FeedDemon XSLT Challenge. I for one would like to see the feature idea become a reality.…excerpt from: http://www.digital-web.com/new/2004_05_01_archive.shtml#108379186242035832

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WordPress 1.2 Beta is out for testing

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April 30th, 2004
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WordPress 1.2 Beta is out for testing if you havent heard the news yet. You can download it from here http://wordpress.org/nightly/ Grab the one with the latest date. The devs (especially Matt) are very busy chasing and killing bugs in their tracks. This is purely a developmental version but testing would be greatly appreciated. Here is a short list of new features and improvements. * New plugin architecture * Sub-categories * Custom fields * Localization framework and unicode encoding support * All post times stored in local time and GMT * Cleaner cruft-free and search engine friendly URLs * Non-mod_rewrite clean links option * Strong encryption of user passwords * Redone administration interface, particularly with regard to options * Encoded passwords and cookies * OPML Export * Easy, efficient upload and automatic thumbnail system * Sub Sub categories * Post preview * Specify character sets – blog in any language. […]

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Announcing Ping-o-matic

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April 20th, 2004
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Ping-o-matic is ready for deployment! Dougal‘s Blog Service Pinger has its own domain name. Together with Matt Mullenweg, he has created a pinger for the major blog update trackers on one page. There are many major feature upgrades planned for this webpage with many cool ideas to be explored. Major enhancements in the current version: * Your blog name and uri are stored in cookies, and automagically filled in for you when you return. * The pinger output dynamically appears in your browser as each ping completes. You no longer have to wait for all of the pings to complete before your browser loads the page. * Fixed the RubHub ping so that it actually works now. * Improved some of the error output. Another exciting feature of this service will be its own pinging API. This site will act like a “ping aggregator” and will take care of pinging […]

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