Cataloguing
I'm not so sure about this current version of the old weblog, but I do like the CIP-esque data at the bottom. FOAF link under author (the FOAF-a-matic was a great help here), keywords linked to relevant Open Directory Project data and my Creative Commons License. The XML feeds kinda represent series information. I don't think there's much point in mentioning the height of the page. All we need now is an XML format for specifying CIP Data. Snazzy.
I was quite surprised to find Donaghadee had such a healthy section in the Open Directory (the 'Dee is very small). Even Millisle manages to get a look-in (and it's smaller, and *cough* mankier).
Of course, sometimes cataloguing isn't taken well, for whatever reason. (All right thinking people agree Slugger isn't a weblog, and don't think it an insult to say so.)
In other news, a friend of mine is in Kabul at the minute, hard work, stressful but nice people and definately interesting times. ABaman-e Khuda: Khuda hafez, dude.
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well since you brought up the height of the page, it is a bit awkward on a laptop…
too tall, too wide? I bet it’s too wide…
no, too tall… I have to scroll down a long way. Could you just shrink everything, font and all?
even just switching the current reading list to be below the list section so we don’t have to scroll down as far to comment. Unless you’ve hidden a short-cut comment function somewhere and I’m slow on the uptake…
Hit the title!
But you’re right, the design is pretty awkward. I will get it right someday. :)
I found that, but then i still have to scroll down to reach the comment box though, what about a link to the start of the comments? (please realize I’m being amazingly picky and if someone made these demands of me I’d just flip them the bird and ignore happily…)
i hope you didn’t axe the reading list just because I said something…
Nah, well, yes you were the impetus but the decision was mine and not based on the reasons you gave. :)
when did you add that bit about all right thinking people to the end of the post? I just noticed it now.
This evening… is it bad?
since i agree with you, I don’t think so.