XHTML & the memory tag: I can be extremely disorganized with my hobbies and fascinations so I store ideas, facts, quotations, moods, fears, angers, joys in my public writing so that I won't lose the reference. I can always use Google to find obscure pieces of my own personal library of obscurity. I too have written notes to myself in my posts fully intending them to be read at future dates and have had some catastrophic hard drive failures which resulted in some pieces of my records saved due to the Google cache. Some posts are simply impulses. I'll likely never look at them again. Some are vitally important, cataloged in my mind as they are posted, and will be returned to again and again. (Memes)

Adam Clayton Powell interviews John Markoff: Q: Well, you've touched on a really central concern of a lot of people—over the last 10 years, if not longer - particularly among journalists who, I guess you could say, are more traditional, who look ahead and see all these pitfalls that are coming—of people who suddenly start creating content who... (Blogosphere)

JemBlog to offer "semantic blogging" using RDF: Danny Ayers posted to the cmsblogapidev mailing list today in response to a question posted to the list: "Does anyone have strong opinions about databases here? if so, do they extend beyond uses for mysql?" His reply: I don't know about it being a strong opinion, but I believe in the... (Best Practices)

Testing: Test post to new "knowhow" location (http://opublish.com/knowhow/).... (Best Practices)

Joined Salon Bloggers webring: Another gesture of solidarity. Posting mainly to reload the page.... (Salon Bloggers)

Mama, what's a stigmergy?: Over a month ago Scot Hacker sent me an interesting link via Weblogsky to Joe Gregorio's post about the web, Google, webogs, and stigmergy. I noted it down as something to investigate and write about and the electronic pile promptly accumulated on top of it. I wondered about the root of... (Weblog Concepts)

Playing with the MT-RSSfeed plugin: So far I've tried several different methods for aggregating posts from multiple blogs onto one page. One method is the multiauthor tool I use in Radio to pick up the RSS feeds from my other blogs and post them to the x-syndicate category here at RFB. Then if I want those... (Salon Bloggers)