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Sébastien Paquet has written an article about the rise of personal knowledge publishing.

categories: knowhow

10:28:21 AM    say what []

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All About Weblogs has posted the PPT presentation from last weekend's panel. We want to hear more about the proceedings!

categories: metablog

10:25:51 AM    say what []

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I blame Ev.

categories: x-pollen

10:18:07 AM    say what []

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This article, Everything Can Be a Link with Mozilla... describes a method for targetting any subsection of webpage without requiring preexisting name anchor tags. (via Ev)

categories: fireweaver

10:16:43 AM    say what []

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Apparently if an MT blog allows HTML in comments and uses an executable file extension (such as .php or .shtml) this opens up a security risk from code that could be inserted into a comment. Brad Choate has released a plugin called Sanitize that enables MT users to exclude all but a specified list of HTML tags in comments:

[T]he quick fix to this problem is to disallow HTML comments. But if you want to keep your HTML comments and strip them of unsafe tags, you can use the Sanitize plugin to clean them up. Here's how you might use it:

<MTCommentBody sanitize_html="a href,b,br,p,strong,em,ul,li,blockquote">

The tags listed in the 'sanitize_html' attribute are the tags that are allowed. Any tags not listed will be removed. In addition, the JSP, ASP, PHP and SSI markups are automatically stripped out to prevent abuse. Attributes must also be specified (as of the 1.1 update).

categories: metablog

10:11:23 AM    say what []

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DWS passed along this link to an RSS Tutorial:

The Government Information Locator Service (GILS) project of the Utah State Library has a tutorial on RSS that shows examples of its use in a variety different scenarios. They do good work. [Windley's Enterprise Computing Weblog] [RadioFAQs]

I'm going to check it out to see if I can learn how to set up an RSS parser.

I fixed my httpd.conf problems with my web server recently, which means that, among other things, the radiofreeblogistan.com domain is up and running (but there's nothing there yet). I'll start moving categories from this blog there soon, but I need to figure out an endgame for the move so that I don't lose readers and linkers in the transition.

categories: metablog

9:57:36 AM    say what []

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