26 Sep 2004 [from: del.icio.us]
Way cool extension to del.icio.us [from: del.icio.us]
Scripting News: 9/25/2004
Strong sense of Deja Vu here. I first got into Blogs, RSS and (arguing with Dave) round about the time of Super Open Directory (2000?). At the time I wanted to do Super Open Ratings and Super Open Categories. And Dave is pointing back to something he wrote in early 2002 when the Google SOAP API was young. And here we are again in 2004. But at least now we've got del.icio.us, flikr, blogdex, technorati and all sorts of other experiments going on. And Marc Canter is busy ranting at anyone who'll listen about microcontent and Open XXXX where XXXX is events, listings, reviews. All this raises a nagging question in my mind. "What should search engines, and in particular Google, do with XML that they find". There's really massive quantities now of XML structured data in reasonably standardised layouts and it's all reasonably easy to parse. So why don't the search engines (and in particular Google) do anything with it? And then there's the second question. The original Google API is now 2 1/2 years old. It's still in beta. It hasn't changed. There have been no new Google APIs since. Why? [ 26-Sep-04 9:21am ] 24 Sep 2004 [from: del.icio.us]
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[ 24-Sep-04 3:40pm ] For the information hungry among us there's a new Club Notification level. "Immediate-All".
- Immediate-All sends a notification for any message in the club forum. - Immediate sends a notification if there's a new thread in the club forum or a new message in a thread you've contributed to. - Daily sends a notification overnight if there's any new messages in the club forum in the last 24 hours. - None does nothing. (doh!). You can change the settings for a club by going to the club home page and choosing "settings". Every notification message includes a link to the settings page. [from: JB Ecademy] [ 24-Sep-04 1:10pm ] [from: del.icio.us]
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