Once again thanks to snarkywench comes this cute bit of linkage, the The Web Log Writers Ten Twelve Commandments.
It’s sort of like a companion piece to that article on A List Apart that I referenced earlier.

Once again thanks to snarkywench comes this cute bit of linkage, the The Web Log Writers Ten Twelve Commandments.
It’s sort of like a companion piece to that article on A List Apart that I referenced earlier.
I’ve resisted the urge up until now. It’s what everyone else is doing. It’s even a really nice thing to do.
I’m going to add a short list of links to other blogs/journals I read on a semi-regular basis. Yeah, that’s right. I’m joining the crowd. Who knew?
My starting list will probably look a lot like the following line-up:
Perceptions
Captain Rooba’s Riposte
snarkywench
debris.com
Q Daily News
Via Holy Shmoly I found the answer to Microsoft’s silly “We Have The Way Out” site:
It needed doing, dammit. And it’s actually a useful, well-presented site. Nice work.
Via DiabloII.net of all places I found a link to this explanation of why Google is such a wonderful and successful search engine.
I take exception to the “slow-moving waterfowl” reference, though.
Via the weblog wannabe comes a link to the classic article entitled How to be a ‘web’ ‘designer’. If you’re not into web design, you might not find it very funny. You’ve been warned.
While blogsnobbing this afternoon I came across a link to a page that linked to a page that linked to AMP Comics, home of a comic book title called Shades Of Blue. By all accounts, Shades Of Blue reads like the fusing of MTV’s Daria and WB’s Smallville. As these are both programs I like, I find myself inclined to pick up as many issues of Shades as Future Dreams has in stock.
Hey, my comic book collection needn’t be entirely manga-based.