Jen Simmons wrote:
Now all you have to do is define what a blog is.
Some would argue it is just another name for website.
-David
I wouldn't be one of those people.
I started building websites in 1998. I started building blogs in 2002.
There's a big difference between the way a static
Now all you have to do is define what a blog is.
Some would argue it is just another name for website.
-David
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Now all you have to do is define what a blog is.
Some would argue it is just another name for website.
the list has discussed this at length.
No, it isn't. Specifics vary but
Adrian,
I am not sure that I would put myself in the camp of those whose broad
definition of blog would include all websites, but as I mentioned previously
some do. Although I will say I have heard that point made rather
convincingly. For instance, I don't think most would consider
Now all you have to do is define what a blog is.
Some would argue it is just another name for website.
-David
I wouldn't be one of those people.
I started building websites in 1998. I started building blogs in 2002.
There's a big difference between the way a static html-based site works
David Yirchott wrote:
Adrian,
I am not sure that I would put myself in the camp of those whose broad
definition of blog would include all websites, but as I mentioned
previously
some do. Although I will say I have heard that point made rather
convincingly. For instance, I don't think
come across.
-David
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Now all you have to do is define what a blog is.
Some would
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The term used to mean, very specifically, a periodic list of
interesting links found on the web. The prototypical
David Yirchott wrote:
Charles,
Thanks for the great link, I just bookmarked it!
As far as I know, RSS and trackback pings are optional bells and
whistles
for both blogs and vlogs. Are there any features specific to blogs that
would differentiate them from common websites?
In the
Ah, Charles, but the website where I work has an RSS feed and it isn't a
blog (to me). Many website do now. Also, there are many blogs without RSS
and/or trackback pings.
-David
Are there any features specific to blogs that would differentiate them from
common websites?
In the modern usage
David Yirchott wrote:
Ah, Charles, but the website where I work has an RSS feed and it isn't a
blog (to me). Many website do now. Also, there are many blogs without RSS
and/or trackback pings.
When you say "blog" to most people who have heard the term more than a
month ago, they
In the modern usage (being descriptive and not prescriptive), blogness includes rss and trackback pings because they are notable features exhibited by the overwhelming majority of blogs, and lacked by most things that aren't called blogs.My blog, which certainly was/is one, didn't have RSS on
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