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:: Wednesday, November 07, 2007 :: Blogger has had a spaz. I've had to republish some posts and it seems to have lost some comments. Hopefully it'll sort itself out in time.:: Tuesday, August 21, 2007 :: ![]() OpenID This is interesting. I wrote a post about the need for an open system and API for social networking back in March (see point 4) and guessed that someone must be working on it somewhere. It seems [via dev/null] that LiveJournal founder Brad Fitzpatrick is on the case, with OpenID. Although there are obvious privacy concerns about what information is held about you and where, especially if you actively wanted to keep different groups of friends linked to different accounts / aliases. Hopefully a robust set of rules can be written into it that might help to control aggregation sites like Spock and PeekYou, as Grom criticised last week. The biggest issue I have with these is the lack of control they give you over what information they collect about you. For example, PeekYou has scrapped my Blogger, LinkedIn and Flickr profiles together, which I'm not entirely happy about but can live with, somehow has failed to find my Facebook or MySpace, and has linked the wrong eBay account. Now, I'm not jumping to add the missing data, but I would obviously like to be able to remove the incorrect data. Having said that, there are data uses I wouldn't mind, especially having copied and pasted the same basic profile information into Blogger, Flickr, MySpace and Facebook, and rarely editing any of them, a simple "would you allow us to copy data from xx" dialogue during sign-up and one central point where changes cascade down would be very handy. But the user must have control over what data is taken from where.:: Thursday, August 09, 2007 :: ![]() Test Having publishing problems.:: Thursday, March 29, 2007 :: ![]() New Blogger I've noticed the archive page linked in the header hasn't been updating since we switched to the new blogger last month. I'll try and get that sorted soon. In the meantime if you want to find anything by date it can be done easily by url hacking. Just add the year and the month to the end of the url, eg blog.gusset.co.uk/2007/03 for all of March's posts, by title.
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