XFN Friendliness

Friday, March 26, 2004 at 10:45 pm | Comments off

I've updated my blogroll to be XFN friendly. Actually, I went one step further and updated the script that I use to pull my blogroll from blo.gs to grab the XFN values from the RSS feed, thanks to their recently added support for XFN. I could even make the script available, if anyone would be interested in having it.

Now, if I can just add the 'met' value to some of those links… ;)

Comments

jixor
March 29th, 2004
12:51 PM | #

"Now, if I can just add the 'met' value to some of those links… ;)"

You'll have to go to one of these developer events some time. If you can justify the cost. Well I guess it depends how far you have to fly, mostly.

Ryan
March 30th, 2004
3:29 AM | #

I'm seriously considering SXSW for next year. Any ideas what other conferences might be good?

Jixor
April 13th, 2004
10:20 AM | #

Not particularly, the only public event I have been to is the computer arts expo. I just happened to be in London when it was on. Of course that is basically just a product showcase. As far as I'm concerned there has been nothing worth attending in Australia. I have limited interest in Flash so I didn't even consider attending the recent flash/macromedia event. I'm not going to travel to Sydney for a small event that would be mediocre at best.

Then there are workshops, from what I have seen offered you would want to really be sure you weren't wasting your time and money. Here is an example of one I saw recently, I considered offering my services as a speaker because obviously they have no idea what they are doing, joking. (google:"Melbourne Web Accessibility Workshops April 2004"). Also see nils dot org dot au. Of course it is just my opinion, judging from the impression I got from their sites, I may be wrong. The visionaustralia homesite could do with some work too.

I think with most web related workshops you could harvest at least twice as much information from the web in at most half the time. Even get a good book, the author of a good book probably knows more than a presenter at an average workshop. However I have seen some good looking workshops too! Of course it depends how you learn, some people have trouble with books. Getting fairly off topic so I better stop.

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