Call for non-profit, activist blogs: via Call for non-profit, activist blogs (Joho the Blog): Rebeccca MacKinnon: ...it would be interesting to build a public aggregator of blogs by non-profit and activist groups. Please list any you know in the comments section and I'll start putting it together as soon as I gain critical mass. Note: Please... (People Power)

When it rains it pours: 1. When I make new sites I always start anew with logos. It just sets the tone, let's me focus on the new. I just assumed that you were going to overhaul everything but if you want the keep it, that's fine. THEN AGAIN, you can use the logo change as... (Editorial)

Diego Doval's introduction to weblogs: Diego Doval has come up with one of the better (succinct, insightful) primers on weblogging and syndication in his d2r: an introduction to weblogs in two parts (so far). They're canonical!... (Required Reading)

Comment spam: Andrew, no worries. Just a reminder. Hey, everyone should know that comments generate email notification sent only to the author of the given post, so we won't know about each other's comments unless we happen to click the comment links on the blog and read them ourselves. I've got MT-blacklist installed... (Editorial)

Weblogging's political lodestars: Tom Coates writes about the political compass postings that have been meme-ing their way through the blogosphere lately. I know I took the test and posted my results here sometime, but I'd have to use my search feature to find it, or take the test again to see if I've drifted... (Politics)

Mea culpa...: Sorry 'bout that - I always forget about categories, since I don't use 'em...... (Editorial)

Don't forget categories!: Andrew, your Clark post should be filed under Politics...... (Editorial)

Clark Campaign Pushes Online Community: Clark Campaign to Debut Big Blog The presidential campaign of Wesley Clark understands the power of blogs. That's why the candidate will debut a big community site that centralizes the personal blogs of his supporters and offers grassroots tools. By Chris Ulbrich. [Wired News] I'd say I'm really excited about this,... (Politics)