Reverse Cowgirl rides off into the sunset.: The Merry Pranksters had a slogan, or actually, they had several slogans, but the one I'm thinking of right now is "Nothing lasts." I'm a great believer in lifecycles. Just about everything on this planet - even phenomena - gets born, lives, and then dies. Blogs are no excepts. Some weblogs... (Blogosphere)

Upstreaming theory: OK, I think the reason why my Mediajunkie page hasn't been upstreaming is that my year-long Radio license must have expired. What I'd like to know is why I wasn't automatically invited to renew it when the time was up? Doesn't UserLand want my money? Anyway, I did just re-up for... (Products)

AOL Journals found wanting: Salon blogger Rayne Today has been trying out the AOL Journals feature and has some criticisms to share. UPDATE: Rayne Today has also posted further comments about problems with AOL's approach to blogs (The Clone War Quagmire and earlier entries).... (Products)

Blogging and Writing ELO Chat: Blogging and Writing September 15 featuring Doug Lawson, Mark Bernstein, and Adrian Miles. [artsflow]... (Memes)

Rough Survey of Greater Blogistan: I am a johnny-come-lately when it comes to using "Blogistan" as part of a web site's monicker so I feel guilty and glad when people like dave winer and dylan tweney add me to their blogrolls as just Blogistan, but it does appear that Google now thinks this site is the... (Memes)

Heady Company (Navelgazing): From blo.gs: related blogs: #1 Scripting News #2Boing Boing Blog Blogroots megnut evhead kottke.org rebecca's pocket CamWorld Theory. It's all reflected glory from that number one association. (Dave is the only one among this A list who has linked to me...)... (Memes)

My TSS Segment to Air September 16: Found out today from the producer that my bit with Leo on blog templates will air September 16. The tutorial should go up at their site within a week before the show. I'll link to it then. This is sort of the big push, since we have time to plan for... (Book News)

Times Daily Blogwatch: As a memewatch project I'd love to see stats on the appearance of the word "blog" in the New York Times. It seems that there is an article with a blog angle just about every day. Today's is about LiveJournal: All kinds of people maintain pages on LiveJournal, but the site's... (Memes)

When to Stop Editing a Blog Post: My brother the painter told me once about a guy who used to sneak into museums with a teeny brush and palette to touch up his own paintings. It's hard to let go. I fixed a few typos in my entry yesterday that was getting a lot of flow from Scott... (Salon Bloggers)

Two Links from the Virtual Chase: From explodedlibrarian.info (via Research News: The Virtual Chase) come two good blog-related links: On the Net's The Blog Realm about blogs as a source of information for librarians, and as a content-management solution.(Basic stuff for any experienced blogger but good introa and a reminder that this stuff still requires explaining on... (Salon Bloggers)

Boycotting Best British Blog Bake-off: plasticbag offers a javascript tag for British blogs not participating in the Guardian's "Best British Weblog" contest: The "Not the Best" project is really simple. It's a tiny piece of code that post or stick in your template that will add the "Not the Best" box onto your site. The box... (Memes)

With Blinders On: Still not getting it, in the second day of this shortened week of pretend email messages, Andersen responds to some conciliatory comments from Sullivan with a journalist-centric view of blogging pro and con: Proof that blogs are not scalable conceptually: As an informing principle for an entire daily newspaper, fear and... (Memes)

Meryl on Blogging Communities: If I weren't traveling today (jetBlue to NY), I'd probably get beyond covering this one dialogue. Here's a good contribution from Meryl Yourish: And you're right that blogging is mostly an individual sport, but I think I probably should have explained "community" a bit more. Your site is part of what's... (Memes)

Sullivan/Andersen Revisited: reverse cowgirl has the best summary I've seen yet of the weblog discussion in Slate. Some excerpts: ...then Mr Sullivan says he likes to blog because he hates people. and editors. then he says he would like to have sex with Moby... after that, Sullivan says that people are interesting ...... (Salon Bloggers)