I’ve received over 725 comment spams in the past couple of hours. It’s plain annoying. Instead of flooding our websites and mailboxes with unwanted messages, why don’t they try something a little more innovative – like actually making their products and services interesting enough to stand on their own merit?
Fortunately, MT-Blacklist caught them all.
All hail Jay Allen!
Wilson Tan, who’s been an advisor to the Dell blog since its launch, is coming home to Singapore. Dell gave him a glowing tribute on its blog. Wilson has been really dedicated to his clients. While I was at SXSW with him and the Dell team, he was always there for them, looking for new…
It’s encouraging to hear from so many people who’d like to start their own weblogs. To answer your questions, here are some resources: Free blog hosting List of sites on About.com Paid hosting (For those who want to run advanced content management systems) Check out web host reviews or directories such as Tophosts before making…
I arrived at BlogOut 2007 late due to work and the fact that I thought that Market Street was a very short street, and happily parked at one end, not realising it was broken into two separate streets with the same name. Murphy’s Law required that I park, of course, at the wrong end, and…
Anders has a great post for those who want to know what blogging is about, and how to start a weblog of your own. Naturally, if you want something with the full works, Movable Type rocks. It’s the best, really. If however you know nuts about web languages but have cash to spare, then Typepad…
Staff members of the magazine, Fast Company, have started writing a weblog. Powered by Movable Type, of course. The weblog’s coming along nicely. Content so far is bright and snappy. What I’d like to see, as the site develops, is more active reader commentary. Update: Heath Row (from the magazine, not the airport) has his…
Everybody’s asking me what a blog is, this morning. Well it’s derived from ‘web log’, which to me is an online journal where you publish your thoughts, and if possible provide links to the things you’re talking about. A good example of a non-personal weblog is that of the Guardian’s, which provides links to the…
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I’ve had more than 6000 over the last few hours. SpamLookup’s my cup of tea, and it worked marvelously.