Monday, August 5, 2002 
Seen in Adbusters: Meme Warfare suggests that it may be the memes of the western world that are outcompeting those from other cultures.
Doesn't this just shift the terminology? We're still talking about Big Macs, the big screen, the Internet and porn, right?
categories: memewatch x-syndicate
4:31:49 PM 
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Caveat Lector explores ambivalence toward blogging, also indifference to the terminology in "The Call of the Blog," saying
There is a malaise in Blogaria....
categories: memewatch metablog
3:14:08 PM say what []
Who Inspired You to Blog? [xian]
Might as well pump the blog meme of the moment.
categories: memewatch metablog x-syndicate
2:35:39 PM say what []
I've never liked the way politicians hypocritically excuse their own "youthful indiscretions" and those of their family members while advocating throwing the book at unconnected offenders.
Noelle Bush gets rehab, the poor and black get hard time. Fed up with draconian drug penalties, a coalition led by angry mothers is threatening to overturn some of the country's harshest laws. [Salon Headlines]
categories: salonika outspoken x-syndicate
2:14:37 PM say what []
Perfectionism = Procrastination
Meme Trope Proof of Concept. the alternative is to hold out for perfection and omniscience at the expense of writing [Meme List](x-pollen from my MT experiment)
categories: memewatch metablog x-syndicate
1:28:39 PM say what []
Following my referer log to McGee's Musings on klogs, I stumbled across yet another blog tool—Traction—this one specifically aimed at the enterprise market. I haven't investigated the feature set and pricing yet, and I'm curious about how it might differ from ordinary blog software. I was just talking to a business client today about using either Radio or Movable Type to satisfy their content-management needs, in lieu of six-figure products such as Documentum or Interwoven Teamsite.
10:53:45 AM say what []
How Do I Make a Link to the Previous Day or Post at Bottom of Home Page?
One Movable Type feature I really like is the back and forward links built into the standard template. Since I generally have many posts per day, I'm only showing three days right now on my home page. I'd like it if at the bottom of the page there were always a link to the previous day/post. That shouldn't be so hard to do, right?
categories: radioactive
12:03:31 AM say what []
