So I tried Blogrush, for exactly three minutes
Most of the people who read my blog do so via RSS and never leave a comment. That’s O.K. by me, I enjoy knowing that I provided someone, somewhere with something (at least semi-interesting) to read. I was hoping for more comments when I re-opened my blog. A service named Blogrush was getting quite a [...]
Google tweaks and bloggers weep
I am always fascinated with, if not captivated by the measure of delight that human beings reserve for complaining. I have yet to meet a single person in my lifetime who I have not personally witnessed complaining about something. Many Internet users (including this Internet user) have been complaining at great lengths and fervor regarding [...]
The problem with Google inspired bloggregators
I was not very happy to find myself needing to reserve all rights when it comes to the copyright of the things that I create. All rights reserved means just that, all rights reserved. I did this to keep get-rich-from-adsense-quickers from ripping off my text and reproducing it on some fake blog surrounded by Google [...]
Information overload
Even with the abundance of social bookmarking services, RSS feeds, blog search engines and all of the other gizmos that are supposed to connect my demand for interesting things to read with a steady supply, I still have a hard time finding something good to read. Some of this I’m sure is due to upcoming [...]
Getting over writer’s block
Did you know that you could cure a headache by rubbing a piece of ice in your palm? Perhaps you did not know that you could wash your hair with cow patties mixed with beer to stop hair loss. Of course, if you have neither a headache or a lack of hair, you might be [...]
OpenID is now supported
For those of you who use it, Echoreply now supports using your OpenID to login and post comments. It took a bit of work getting the plug in working because I’ve done a bit of chopping and patching to my WP installation. You can login using your OpenID from the right sidebar, login form and [...]
What happened to small business networking?
Contextual ads have a place in life (and on web pages). If you are among the lucky few who drew an actual human being to your web site or blog, you’ve managed to capture their attention in some way. Contextual ads allow you to place little boxes on your web site in places that you [...]
Real bloggers don’t bathe.
Due to the commercialization of self-publishing (aka Blogging), many people are now eager to point out ‘fake’ blogs. I was reading a write up of some competition encroaching upon Technorati, the comments below the article (and the article itself) proved to be rather interesting. Many people blog, some of us bathe. I’m sure that married [...]
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