Dreamweaver Installed Base vs. User Base: Scot Hacker jots in his personal blog about going to a Macromedia demo in S.F. and still preferring his native coding environments to Dreamweaver MX. He wonders if the large numbers of developers installing Dreamweaver are actually using it day-to-day. Read his post and some followup comments to find out more.... (Business)

Blogchalking Site Down?: I noticed something had broken the design of my site and quickly discovered that the culprit was the code for the blogchalking symbol both in the main area of the page and in the navigation area. This made me realize two things: The code for the symbol did not include height... (Weblog Concepts)

Update on PyRads Experiment: Well, 7487 of the 8000 PyRad impressions I got (a $10 value!) for paying for Blogger Pro have yielded thus far a single clickthrough, around the first time the ad went live. I know in direct-mail marketing a 2% return is considered pretty good, but what about a 0.013% clickthrough rate?... (Weblog Concepts)

www.davidwatson.org: Reporter Asked To Stop Blog: David Watson reports that a Houston Chronicle reporter has been asked to stop publishing his weblog. Something like this was probably inevitable as the trend of journalists-with-weblogs has continued, branching into edited, sanctioned weblogs at publication sites and independent weblogs of working journalists. If you blog for your employer there may... (Memes)

LinkMachineGo, Another Community Weblog: If Metafilter, Slashdot, or Blogroots don't satisfy your need for collaborative blogging, check out LinkMachineGo. plasticbag.org, my Virgil for this morning, says the site needs more commentary.... (Weblog Concepts)

plasticbag Slags and Defends Dreamweaver and Blogger: Also from plasticbag.org, a twist on the anti-webtool attitudes you sometimes see from hardcore or longstanding hand-coders. Tom Coates makes the point that the tools used to make work easier or to enable shortcuts are not responsible for the lousy design that may result. At worst, shortcuts facilitate laziness and open... (Best Practices)

plasticbag.org Comments on Publication-Hosted Blogs: You'll come for the blogging insight; you'll stay for the Buffy rumors. The beautifully designed plasticbag.org site includes an interesting discussion in its weblog of this new trend of publications hosting blogspaces: It doesn't take a genius to gather what is happening in corporate world at the moment - weblogs are... (Salon Bloggers)

BlogHog: Another Blog Aggregator/Search Site: BlogHog appears to be another site aggregating (and thus intermediating itself between readers and) blogs sites. I had to register to add a blog, and then it was unable to see the RSS headline feed here. Not sure what the problem is.... (Weblog Concepts)

Category Pruning: Thanks to dws's RadioFAQs system I now know how to delete a category. (I know, I should have RTFM, but I'm lazy!) I need to prune my proliferation. One thing is I'm going to kill the separate Junk Mail category as redundant. I have the junk mail blog at Mediajunkie, I... (Weblog Concepts)