Posted on 10 August, 2008 By Kim Woodbridge 6 Comments

(Anti) Social-Lists 8/10/08

Here’s the weekly installment of my favorite reads of the week.


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    6 Responses to “(Anti) Social-Lists 8/10/08”


    • Great links this week. Thanks!

      Christians last blog post - Launchy on Linux


    • Thanks for featuring one of my links Kim.

      I especially liked Chris Brogan’s post as I just couldn’t get into using Plurk either, for exactly the reasons he stated.

      Scams last blog post - Moving Company Scams And How To Avoid Them


    • Christian,

      Glad you liked them!!! Hope your upgrade went smoothly and I look forward to your next article.


    • Scam - No thanks necessary. You know how I feel about Bigfoot …

      And I didn’t like Plurk at all either - mostly because it never worked for me. I like identi.ca ok and I think Rejaw has potential but I really like Twitter and want to stick with it. I try out a lot of different sites but don’t have time for many of them.

      Kim Woodbridges last blog post - (Anti) Social-Lists 8/10/08


    • Thanks Kim for the link love, glad you liked my post. What’s teh plugin that makes your replies a different color and how can I post a reply to my visitors and not be admin?

      Sommer-Green&Clean Moms last blog post - BPA WAR


    • Hi Sommer,

      The different color replies are done through CSS not a plugin - it applies a different style if I am the one commenting. I can email you an example of the code if you like.

      I don’t know how to post a reply and not be admin - I found that if I’m not logged into the admin area that it will still recognize my login information and post the comments in green but will also sort of treat me like a visitor and apply the comment luv link like it did in the comment above yours. I actually didn’t mean to do that - since we are on my site I don’t really need a link to the same article that we are reading.

      No thanks are necessary for the link - it’s useful information.


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