One of the hidden features of our latest update is support for the rel="nofollow"convention for links in comments. Since Journals automagicallymakes anything in a comment that looks like a link clickable, this willhopefully help discourage link spamfrom getting started. (Nofollow tells engines such as Google andTechnorati that the link itself wasn't created or endorsed by theauthor of the page and so the link doesn't mean any additional weightshould be given to the link's target. It's not the best name forthe concept, but why quibble?)
Suspended by the Baby Boss at Twitter
Well! I'm now suspended from Twitter for stating that Elon's jet was in London recently. (It was flying in the air to Qatar at the...
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Last night Rachel Maddow talked about an apparently fake NSA document "leaked" to her organization. There's a lot of info t... -
Congratulations to the Ficlets teamon their launch(escape?) . In addition to being a neat site, it's also a greatdemonstration of what...
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Clearly, John ate a bit too much turkey over the holiday and let his LinkRank slip a bit. PubSub's Site Stats is a neat service that in...
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