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Upcoming.org Badges

Posted Sep 8, 2005
We added badges over at Upcoming.org! This is something I've wanted to do since the site launched, but didn't have the time or resources to pull off until now. Read more about the change, along with Gordon's formal introduction to the community.

Upcoming.org Events
More of waxpancake's events

Neat, huh?

12 Comments (Add Yours)

Sep 8, 2005
11:30 PM  
kathryn wrote:

very neat.

(however, this blog entry looks strange in bloglines since it's not rendering the badge, just:

"Upcoming.org Events
More of waxpancake's events")


Sep 8, 2005
11:40 PM  
Andy Baio wrote:

Yeah, Bloglines filters out Javascript from their feeds for security reasons.


Sep 9, 2005
5:32 AM  
Daniel Schildt wrote:

Very interesting addition to Upcoming. Just to hope that there would be more Finnish users...


Sep 10, 2005
12:37 PM  
darwin wrote:

Very very cool, it took me a second to realize it wasn't a jpeg.


Sep 12, 2005
6:25 PM  
jason carlin wrote:

Yeah, totally neat!

I was using a script to render my Upcoming RSS feed on my page, but I never quite got aronud to finishing it up. I suppose now I don't ahve to.


Sep 14, 2005
6:05 PM  
dendrite wrote:

Not sure if you were aware: upcoming.org is mentioned (only once, very briefly) in one of Robert Scoble's Channel Nine videos. Its the one about MS Virtual Earth at about minute 27 and change.

Second point re: linkblog. I love the Gilette Razor article. The Onion even predicted the double lotion strips.


Sep 15, 2005
3:21 PM  
Jason Gulledge wrote:

Totally awesome -- Now I have *NO* excuse not to use upcoming.org. Thanks Andy.


Sep 15, 2005
7:59 PM  
Malatron wrote:

Very nice Andy. I am excited to add it to my page.
I have alwys found others upcoming lists to be helpful.
This will be an immensly positive developement for upcoming.org.


Sep 24, 2005
8:22 PM  
Scott Johnson wrote:

Definitely a good idea. And a great way to promote upcoming.org. This makes the site much more useful to me personally, as well.


Oct 7, 2005
1:56 PM  
turgan savas wrote:

very neat indeed. this is one of the best ideas I've seen about *music networking*


Dec 5, 2005
8:39 PM  
photography-guy wrote:

That's a cool feature. I think Yahoo is outdoing craigslist at their own game when it comes to this particular little calendar niche.


Jul 6, 2006
8:16 AM  
Alex wrote:

Respect! That looks really cool.


 

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