I just logged into Amazon to find that there is a link to my plog on the right side column. What is a Plog? I’m still not sure - here’s what the page says:
Your Amazon.com Plog is a personalized web log that appears on your customer home page. Every person’s Plog is different (hence [...]

FINALLY! Just what I was looking for.
coComment let’s you keep track of your comments on other blogs - and any comments that come after yours!

Installing the handy extension for Firefox makes it so that a little bar appears under the comment box on the blog page you’re on. You can click the [...]

I just finished installing Now Reading - a plugin for WordPress. I’m having some pretty major issues with it so I might have to uninstall it, but I really don’t want to.
I get MySQL errors when I add and edit books. You’ll also find that links to certain books don’t work. Lastly, [...]

I just read about this nifty sounding tool on blogdriverswaltz.com.
The Amazon Media Manager lets you add items from Amazon’s catalogue to your wordpress blog. It keeps a list of things you’ve added, too, so you can choose what to display, how to display it and more!
I hope to find a little time to add [...]

Gwen Friedman (my buddy) has a new blog - it looks like it covers mostly legal resources (she is a law librarian after all) but there is other info there too. The blog is titled FMI - For My Information. Check it out.

Okay - I upgraded to 2.0.2 last week and since then I haven’t been getting any ping back comments - you know when someone links to my post from their blog it shows up as a comment on my blog? I know it has to be a setting, but I can’t seem to find [...]

Rachel Singer Gordon has started her own blog: The Liminal Librarian.
All the “cool kids” have had blogs for months, if not years, and I'm coming to the party a bit late. So, why start one now?
If blogs had been around when I graduated 10 years ago, I may have started one then rather than putting [...]

Nifty!
Zookoda is an email marketing application designed specifically for bloggers. Zookoda enables you to send a daily, weekly or monthly summary of your latest blog posts directly into your vistors inbox. Oh…did we mention - it's all FREE!
This might be handy for us at the library - we send out a monthly email newsletter and [...]

Okay I have a meeting in 6 minutes, so I have to type fast. Rory at Library Juice has an interesting post about Questioning the Techie Mission.
In short he sees that most librarian bloggers are fans of technology and talk about little else on their blogs - of course there is a lot more [...]

Okay, who can explain to me how this silly little plugin works? First I no longer get emails when a comment is waiting, Second when I add a domain and IP to my whitelist that person is still blocked - and grabbed by SpamKarma.
I do have to say that this program has caught a [...]

I mentioned this weekend that I wasn’t a fan of the new WordPress for 2 main reasons. Well I’ve solved #1 and I can deal with #2
#1 was that I don’t like TinyMCE - thanks to the WP Support forums I have learned how to turn off the WYSIWYG editor and use [...]

I have chosed chosen a different theme to go with my newly updated blog. For those of you who don’t usually visit stop by and see the new look.

Everyone gave this new release rave reviews, but I have a few problems.
#1 - I am not a fan of TinyMCE. I demoed it when we were choosing an editor for our Intranet - and we decided against it. I hate the fact that when I click on HTML or the insert link [...]

I’m about to upgrade this blog, so please excuse any irregularities you may see.

From Bloglines News:
If you are like most Bloglines users, you’ve found that it’s too easy to subscribe to a ton of feeds but way too hard to keep them organized. While modern medicine has yet to invent a pill to cure Bloglines addiction, the feed management improvements we released yesterday will at least help you, [...]

A glossary for the blogosphere, Blogossary “is an online dictionary for bloggers, wannabe bloggers, or those who just want to know what a blog is.”
Nifty!

Okay, yesterday I asked about tags. Today I want to ask about pings and the blog finder.
I have added What I Learned Today… to the Technorati site. I have set up WordPress to automatically ping Technorati when I post a new post - I also visit pingoat on occasion to send pings to a bunch [...]

This is too funny!! Thank Brian for giving me a good laugh! Check out The Blogga Song at The Laughing Librarian.
If you look real close you’ll see What I Learned Today… fly by on the screen.

Today I attended Weblogs & Libraries: Communication, Conversation, and the Blog People presented by Michael Stephens. Even though I got in late (there was a class in the room we were using) and had to leave early (for my own blog presentation) I was glad I attended. I can’t wait for the archived file [...]

Thank Sites & Soundbytes for letting me know about the USA Today blogs. There are 9 blogs in 6 categories to choose from - so go check it out.

I just logged into Bloglines to do some reading and I accidentally clicked on the main folder with all of my feeds and that marked all of my feeds as read!! I had over 800 posts to read through and now they’re all marked as read This is something I wish I [...]

There are a bunch of posts sitting in my Bloglines folders today about Plogs. What is a plog? It’s a project management blog.
When we were redesigning our Intranet we wanted to make sure that project related communication wasn’t lost in our email boxes - so we decided to create a blog for each project [...]

Remember when I said I was getting all kinds of spam? Well I’m starting to think it wasn’t spam. I noticed on a couple other blogs that use WordPress that they have these comments that start with [...] and end with the same - I thought these were spam - but I think they’re [...]

I just read about MetaxuCafé© on Sites & Soundbytes. This site lists literature related blogs:
MetaxuCafé© is devoted to highlighting the best content from the community of bloggers who write about books.
We serve both the writers and readers and intend to drive traffic to member's sites and create context around and give permanence to their [...]

Version 2.o of WordPress is now available - when will I ever have time to upgrade!!??