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Low-Threshold Miniblog

Posted Oct 9, 2003

I added a miniblog to my site, which will be a list of interesting links as I find them. Subscribe to the RSS feed, if you like. If you like this blogging style, Cameron posted many other great examples.

7 Comments (Add Yours)

Oct 9, 2003
4:18 PM  
Zach wrote:

I like it! Thanks.


Oct 9, 2003
4:19 PM  
Adam wrote:

I also like it... however, are you going to have comments like many other miniblogs?


Oct 9, 2003
4:22 PM  
Andy Baio wrote:

I don't think so. I don't expect much discussion about the links, since they're so fast and furious. Plus, most people will probably just visit them via RSS instead of from my homepage.


Oct 10, 2003
10:19 AM  
dd wrote:

like the miniblog, however safari displays it odd for me. for some reason i think you're a mac guy, so maybe this is just a problem on my end? great work.


Oct 10, 2003
1:40 PM  
Steve wrote:

Hey, Andy -- there's some display badness in Firebird 0.6 (Windows).


Oct 14, 2003
9:25 AM  
dd wrote:

it's all better now. thanks.


Oct 15, 2003
3:33 PM  
Andy Baio wrote:

I manage mine with MovableType, which works very well. No need for Javascript messiness.


 

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8-Bit NYC, Brett Camper's videogame map of New York — he's using Kickstarter to expand to 15 other cities worldwide
Sleep Is Death, Jason Rohrer's new conversational two-player game — watch the slideshow for details; I just wish it was on the web instead
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