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Predictify gets the X Groups concept right.
#1. X Groups Predictify is unveiling a two-way interaction between their prediction platform and the blogs out there. FROM THE BLOGS TO PREDICTIFY: Number one, there is now a customized prediction widget that bloggers can embed in their blog posts … Continue reading
WORDPRESS: In favor of self pings
Serra Dinho: No one has been able to tell me what the purpose is behind WordPress sending pings and trackbacks to itself if you link to an article located in your archive. It’s a great feature. Google (and the other … Continue reading
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Blogs use the wisdom of crowds to fight spammers.
Wired (page 4): [...] Mullenweg thinks he has come up with a better approach. He got serious about fighting spam, he says, when his mother started to blog. “I went through the last hundred or so people who had pinged … Continue reading
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