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I have just decided to ban the use of the word “blog” on Midas Oracle.
Midas Oracle lists 475 external web links. Not a single one is qualified as “blog”.
Do the Creative Commons licenses tell people to link back?
Mike Linksvayer:
Creative Commons licenses (since 2004 and excluding non-license public domain tools) allow the licensor to require a linkback. I consider that the main feature of the ‘attribution’ term. See 4(b) of http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/legalcode
The easiest way to specify is to fill in the ‘Attribute work to URL’ field in the Creative Commons license chooser.
Addendum: Mike Linksvayer’s [...]
Question to Mike Linksvayer of Creative Commons
As a blogger, I don’t care if someone steals my content, and I don’t care if he/she does not cite my fucking name or brand name —as long as he/she links back to Midas Oracle. That way, it tells Google that I am the owner of the content, and it increases my PageRank.
Does one of [...]
Playing SEO game with CrowdCast
For a short period of time, lately, the NYT article on CrowdCast was ahead of Midas Oracle in a google search for “CrowdCast”. I had to find a way to beat them. So, I created a post about CrowdCast on the other blog —which of course links to the CrowdCast material here, on this blog [...]
How to see the brand-new favicon of Midas Oracle
- Use iTools for Macintosh to clean up your Internet footprints.
- iTools will screw up your FireFox bookmarks. Any newly bookmarked URL will be deleted when you restart FireFox. To cure that, read this and do what they tell you to do.
- You will now be able to see the brand-new favicon of Midas Oracle.
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How to kill Google’s (alledged) monopoly? = How to steal the collective intelligence fire from Google?
Let me explain to you my headline.
- As you all know, the print newspaper industry is contracting like a melting ice cube planted in the middle of the Sahara.
- Many Old World’s thinkers put the blame on Google. The Mountain View search engine is pictured as the villain, who steals the money from the hands [...]
4 miscellaneous web links you can’t afford to ignore
- Max Keiser and Alec Baldwin lecture little Nigel Eccles (of HubDub) on Italian cheese and the US economy.
- Auction system in the NFL. – Via prof Mike Giberson from Texas.
- Local newspapers are going down the toilets, and so is democracy.
- It is an L-shaped recession. [*]
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[*] Happy Saturday morning, anyway.
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They are using Delicious on a daily baisis.
Chris Hibbert: del.icio.us / cth
Mike Linksvayer: del.icio.us / mlinksva
David Pennock: delicious.com/pennockd
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