http://decafbad.com/blog/2005/09/27/colophon It's all spinning wheels and self-doubt until the first pot of coffee. Fri, 19 Mar 2010 00:06:39 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0-alpha http://decafbad.com/blog/2005/09/27/colophon/comment-page-1#comment-354798 [XILED] » Blog Archive » Yahoo Sat, 24 May 2008 14:36:34 +0000 http://decafbad.com/blog/colophon/#comment-354798 <p>[...] really decide which post it belonged on so I have decided to post it here instead. I know that lm..orchard occasionally viewed my old blog thanks to MyBlogLog, so I’m hoping that he might stumble [...]</p> [...] really decide which post it belonged on so I have decided to post it here instead. I know that lm..orchard occasionally viewed my old blog thanks to MyBlogLog, so I’m hoping that he might stumble [...]

]]> http://decafbad.com/blog/2005/09/27/colophon/comment-page-1#comment-62483 CugDugPlugins » CogDogBlog Thu, 28 Dec 2006 00:24:17 +0000 http://decafbad.com/blog/colophon/#comment-62483 <p>[...] Some of these were newly added, and after some rummaging arouund other Word Press blogs, like the totally geeky cool named 0xDECAFBAD who truly has a colophon. It was there I saw the Steve Smith’s Tiger Style Administration plugin, which reformats that old blue WordPress admin display to something more modern, as described by the author After working with WordPress for several months now, I felt the Administration area needed a little “freshening up”. I wanted the utility to feel more like an application, and less like a traditional website. [...]</p> [...] Some of these were newly added, and after some rummaging arouund other Word Press blogs, like the totally geeky cool named 0xDECAFBAD who truly has a colophon. It was there I saw the Steve Smith’s Tiger Style Administration plugin, which reformats that old blue WordPress admin display to something more modern, as described by the author After working with WordPress for several months now, I felt the Administration area needed a little “freshening up”. I wanted the utility to feel more like an application, and less like a traditional website. [...]

]]> http://decafbad.com/blog/2005/09/27/colophon/comment-page-1#comment-2099 Danny Ayers, Raw Blog : » By popular demand Thu, 29 Sep 2005 11:29:46 +0000 http://decafbad.com/blog/colophon/#comment-2099 <p>[...] One thing that’s bugging me a little is the disconnect between the categories I’ve got and the tagosphere (del.icio.us, Technorati etc). The shared ontology bit. I want to retain my own taxonomy (more or less), but still have my posts easily accessible from the external tag tools. Sometime about a month ago I saw (and I think blogged, but can’t find) a tool for mapping personal tags to other peoples, but that seemed a lot of manual effort. If I’d actually got around to the machine learning blog post similarity stuff I’ve been intending to put together for years then I’d have a big part of the solution (external services like Google or Yahoo! keyword thingy might be quickest). Using SKOS for mapping would also be a big part. But then there’s still the need to generate the appropriate pings. I dunno, maybe one or two of the WordPress plugins Les refers to might do the trick in the near term. Or maybe I just need a quick-hack script using a simple keyword map. It’d be interesting to see if 3,000 or so backdated pings (sent over an hour or two) created any ripples. Danny@12:56 | General & Site & Blogging [...]</p> [...] One thing that’s bugging me a little is the disconnect between the categories I’ve got and the tagosphere (del.icio.us, Technorati etc). The shared ontology bit. I want to retain my own taxonomy (more or less), but still have my posts easily accessible from the external tag tools. Sometime about a month ago I saw (and I think blogged, but can’t find) a tool for mapping personal tags to other peoples, but that seemed a lot of manual effort. If I’d actually got around to the machine learning blog post similarity stuff I’ve been intending to put together for years then I’d have a big part of the solution (external services like Google or Yahoo! keyword thingy might be quickest). Using SKOS for mapping would also be a big part. But then there’s still the need to generate the appropriate pings. I dunno, maybe one or two of the WordPress plugins Les refers to might do the trick in the near term. Or maybe I just need a quick-hack script using a simple keyword map. It’d be interesting to see if 3,000 or so backdated pings (sent over an hour or two) created any ripples. Danny@12:56 | General & Site & Blogging [...]

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