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Dave Winer's Scripting News Webl0g

Dave Winer's Scripting News Webl0g 06/16/2004 03:59 AM
dave winer's new literary voice: homeless person talking to himself .. Via Scripting.com .. algunas personas .. Butthead .. Winer

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"Dave Winer is against it"

"Dave Winer is against it" 06/05/2004 09:30 PM

Dave Winer

Dave Winer 06/14/2004 03:50 AM
Dave Winer

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"Dave Winer"

"Dave Winer" 06/18/2004 04:59 AM

Dave Winer has some problems with the
changes

Dave Winer has some problems with the
changes 05/12/2004 01:30 AM
ScriptingNewsDave's latest rants .. grouse once .. complains

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Questions for Dave Winer...

Questions for Dave Winer... 04/09/2004 03:54 PM

Dear Mr Winer,

• Will the API for radiocomments be public and clonable?
• If so, will the API for radiocomments be published before the initial deployment of the radiocomments system?
• Will it be possible for Radio users to plug into a non-Userland scripting system?
• Will the process for designing the radiocomments API be open or will it be designed exclusively by Userland?
• Will Radio, Manila, or Frontier ever move to a non-proprietary scripting language?
• Have you or will you file patents for the weblogs.com technology?

I should add that I don't really have much of an opinion about the whole Typekey thing at the moment. Certainly we need something to deal with comment-spam, certainly a centralised service will help with that and make things easier, yes I'd rather have an open standard or set of protocols that allow completely decentralised system if I could think of any way it could be done (but offhand I can't).

Addendum: I have to confess that I'm not terribly interested in this stuff - I was making a fairly light-hearted and facetious point that really wasn't particularly well-expressed. I was clumsy in a variety of places, and for that I apologise. All I was saying, I guess, is that Dave's questions made it sound like Six Apart had a reputation for proprietorial formats and patenting stuff and not opening up APIs - and that I don't really see any evidence of that. And - realistically - Dave is still associated with Userland and Userland is still a competitor of SixApart - so I can't really see why they should feel any particular obligation to answer those questions. (Particularly given that Userland attempted to trademark RSS a few years ago - a move that could be seen to be directly against the kind of openness that Dave's interrogating Six Apart about.)

Anyway, I certainly don't feel qualified enough to comment in any depth about the business practices of either Six Apart or Userland in this context and these are not positions that I'd be prepared to battle to my last breath to protect. So I'm going to back down gracefully, only saying that I hope that it's clear why I had the impression that I had, however inaccurate it may or may not have been. I also apologise to anyone who was offended or feels mischaracterised and I hope we can put this all behind us.

Dave Winer asks......

Dave Winer asks...... 08/02/2004 01:29 PM

Dave Winer just posted a comment and asked.....

I don't get it -- why don't you use Radio?

What exactly was unreliable about it?

Maybe I can help figure out how to get it reliable.

Paolo was running his own RCS, right?

Anyway, I'm glad a Radio user finally had the confidence to tell the other guys that they haven't even caught up with UserLand's low-end product yet. Hold them to it. Let's get a real baseline for competition here.

Marc's reply......

First of all Congrats on the Convention - totally amazing to see how far blogging has come since you first floated the idea to me - back in 1995.

Personal publishing sure has come a long way - but we're not done yet. The idea of a client based personal server is something I can credit you for being the first person to come up with that idea. The issues surrounding that kind of product have been revealed because of Radio - and we all you a debt of gratitude for that one - too!

So I actually felt that Radio represented a lot more than just a 'blogging tool'. I worked with Mikel Maron on his MyRadio project and lauded Social DynamX's FMRadioStation. We even planned to do a product called Sweet Suite - which would also have complemented Radio.

But dude - you folks fell behind. I guess that doesn't mean you anymore - but being the largest shareholder does keep your teeth in the game. You question certainly shows that you're still concerned with the product's status and view - from the public POV.

So I can speak for many of us who left Radio in the past year - we loved that product, it changed our lives - but as new features, functionality and flexiblity came onto the market - Radio was incresingly keeping us behind.

Take the comment you left me.

I got an email of it, asking me to approve it - via 6A's TypeKey system. That rocks.

There are plenty of things that Radio still leads the market with - and that was the core of my post. But there were also lots of reasons to stop using Radio.

Stability was probably the biggest issue for me. After 5 or 6 total crashes, some of them my fauilt, others Radio instability - I just gave up. Also the feeling that all development on Radio had stopped - was a disappointment.

I always felt that you didn't charge enough for Radio, that if you had kept EditThispage going as a service and morphed it like Pyra did - the world would be a different place today.

And there was a whole "blogging support" play there - that never was taken advantage of......

Yes - Paolo runs his own RCS - and he's your biggest supporter and develoiper - BTW. And we're just getting started.

But for some reason - my mind flows to new kinds of micro-content, namespaces and decoupling schemas from the subscription protocol.

Isn't there a way I can talk you into getting back involved in moving these standards FORWARD?

Instead of worrying about the width of the threads on the pipe, can't we focus on the structured shit that goes through the pipes?

As I said before - I REALLY think that we can setup open standards for NEW kinds of micro-content. Here they are - and some of the people who should be involve don a domain specific basis. But DUDE - you know me and you and Sifry and Jon Udell should drive the overall architecture of all this. We NEED you! Here are the new kind sof micro-content I'm talking about:

- OpenEvents (Brian Dear, Peter Caputa, Andy Biao)
- OpenMedia (JD Lasica, Stewert Butterfield, Greg Elin, Brewster Kahle, Lucas Gonze, Kevin Marks, Robert Kaye and many others.....)
- OpenReviews (Alf Eaton, Paul Martino, Ross Rader)
- OpenPeople (all the FOAFnet.org folks, Tantek Celik, Sxip (Dick Hardt), Joel De Gan)
- OpenRecipes (Meg Hourihan)
- OpenResume (Phil Wolff, Phil Windley)

Now not all these folks have signed up yet - but DUUUUUUUUUUUDE - we need you!

I'm proud of Dave Winer

I'm proud of Dave Winer 07/27/2004 07:48 PM

I really don't care about the Democratic Convention (though I did in 1968) and I'm not really into following what bloggers do in general (unless it's about social networking or media as well) - but did I tell you how proud I am of Dave Winer and the other Convention Bloggers?

Go dudes and dudesses - go.

Dave Winer: "I make shitty

Dave Winer: "I make shitty 10/30/2003 09:22 PM
Dave Winer: "I make shitty software and I write shitty specs, but for all that shittyness, they're amazingly popular and somewhat useful."...

Dave Winer: Merging RSS with Atom?

Dave Winer: Merging RSS with Atom? 04/09/2004 04:03 PM

Dave Winer is requesting comments on his suggesti on to merge RSS with Atom. This is obviously just a rough sketch of how the merger would work and it needs a lot of filling out, but at least it's a start. Let's hope that this time the Hatfields and the McCoys the Atom folks and the RSS folks will drop the childish bickering and personal attacks that have hindered past discussions

FWIW, if this merger actually happens, I'll certainly support it in FeedDemon.

Dave Winer has linked to a bunch of new
feeds

Dave Winer has linked to a bunch of new
feeds 11/02/2003 03:12 AM

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Dave Winer leaving RSS advisory board!

Dave Winer leaving RSS advisory board! 06/26/2004 06:21 AM

I am but a geek who's web surfing now revolves around RSS. I have only been producing this site a couple of years using RSS technology and it has profoundly changed me.

First I have influenced a person I have worked with for years to invest a significant amount of time/money integrating RSS into a mainstream application that has been on the market for a long time. My vision will have a significant impact on his company. When your influence and indirectly driven by Dave's perseverance to develop RSS into a mainstream standard helps change a companies vision that is a powerful thing. (more on that later but for know you will have to ponder what we are up to).

Second I started this website because RSS agreation of data, made me envision something that we have not yet fully implemented. It will be accomplished with RSS,

Look at the number of cottage industries that have sprung up and revolve around RSS. Not very many people can say my vision resulted in the creation of multiple companies doing breakthrough work, Dave Winer can! He is on a very short list of techies that can make such a claim.

Dave Winer was instrumental in making RSS what is today. The Atom folks would not be doing what they are doing if Dave had not done the legwork and revived RSS from the death grip surrounding the demise of Netscape and they should not forget who forged the path.

RSS has given me hope that innovation is still alive and well, it is now being driven mainstream through the voices of 100's of thousands of webloggers and companies are incorporating the technology every day fearing they are going to be left behind. It's like a tidal wave it starts as a ripple and ends with overwhelming power.

I am confident though, that with Dave's leaving the RSS advisory board that he has left it in good hands and the vision will carry on. Will there be changes sure but I also foresee universal incorporation at all levels of the IT infrastructure and into personal media.

Thanks Dave I only wish I had been there from the beginning. [Scriptin g News]

A Small Victory - Dave Winer is Still a
Dick

A Small Victory - Dave Winer is Still a
Dick 06/16/2004 10:17 AM
Dave Winer Dumps 3000 Blogs He's Hosting With No Warning (I've Always Thought Dave Winer Was An Obnoxious Moron. Obviously, I Was Right) .. takes Dave to task .. Michele Catalano .. what can happen

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Dave Winer nominated for WIRED Rave
Award

Dave Winer nominated for WIRED Rave
Award 02/17/2004 07:51 AM

Congrats to Dave Winer for his WIRED Rave Award nomination in the Software Designer category (for RSS, of course).

"Dave Winer takes a shot at the Clark
and Dean campaigns"

"Dave Winer takes a shot at the Clark
and Dean campaigns" 12/25/2003 08:59 PM

<a
href="http://scriptingnews.userland.com/
2003/06/29#When:6:21:27AM">Dave
Winer</a>: "I make

<a
href="http://scriptingnews.userland.com/
2003/06/29#When:6:21:27AM">Dave
Winer</a>: "I make 10/30/2003 08:17 PM
<a href="http://scriptingnews.userland.com/2003/06/29#When:6:21:27AM"> Dave Winer</a>: "I make shitty software and I write shitty specs, but for all that shittyness, they're amazingly popular and somewhat useful."...

Wham bam. Dave Winer shuts down hosting
at webl0gs.com. No warning. 'And no
whining', he says

Wham bam. Dave Winer shuts down hosting
at webl0gs.com. No warning. 'And no
whining', he says 06/18/2004 03:18 AM
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glassdog: "Dave Winer: A
Diagnosis"

glassdog: "Dave Winer: A
Diagnosis" 06/27/2004 05:58 PM
Lance Arthur diagnoses Dave Winer as a sociopath

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MUG News: Apple's Dave Marra to speak at
DAPI

MUG News: Apple's Dave Marra to speak at
DAPI 04/16/2004 04:59 AM
Apple Senior Systems Engineer Dave Marra will be the guest speaker for the April 19, 2004 meeting of Danville Apple Pi (DAPI) Macintosh User Group located in Danville, PA...

Not Scripting News

Not Scripting News 02/15/2003 06:36 PM
When's the last time that the content on Scripting News had anything to do wtih scripting? Yeah, once in a while you'll read about XML-RPC or something related, but that's maybe 10% of the time. Is it a case of...

"Scripting News"

"Scripting News" 02/17/2004 08:53 AM

Scripting News

Scripting News 03/13/2003 04:49 PM
makes his move to Cambridge .. drive cross-country .. Dave Winer .. 3 days .. in Kansas .. surfaces

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Scripting News: 1/23/2004

Scripting News: 1/23/2004 01/23/2004 02:22 PM
the story behind Dean's post-Iowa exuberance .. Dave Winer Explains The Dean Yell .. backstory on the Dean Scream .. Don't miss them

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Scripting News: 3/29/2005

Scripting News: 3/29/2005 03/31/2005 11:08 PM
Dave Winer is breaking with the EFF .. Source: Scripting News .. Right to Copyright .. contra la EFF

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Scripting News: 12/16/2003

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Scripting News: 3/30/2005

Scripting News: 3/30/2005 03/31/2005 06:59 AM
abuse of someone else's content .. Scripting News: 3/30/2005 .. da un ejemplo .. Test cases

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Scripting News: 1/29/2005

Scripting News: 1/29/2005 02/01/2005 09:11 PM
feeling guilty about not using categories .. Dave Winer's post on categories .. captures .. writes .. Winer

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Scripting News brunch

Scripting News brunch 02/07/2005 02:06 AM

It was a very nice meetup, one of the best ever.

I attribute the success to six factors:

1. Manageable group size, exactly 10 people were there.

2. Private room, easy to hear everyone, even if they were sitting at the other end of the table.

3. During daylight hours, everyone was awake.

4. Buffet style eating, means not too many interruptions from wait staff.

5. Very reasonable price and great food.

6. Great people!!!

Scripting News: 6/25/2004

Scripting News: 6/25/2004 06/26/2004 10:55 AM
Dave Winer announces that he is leaving the RSS Advisory Board .. Scripting News

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Scripting News: 6/1/2004

Scripting News: 6/1/2004 06/02/2004 06:54 AM
Dave Winer doesn't like this idea .. almost

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Scripting News: 4/11/2005

Scripting News: 4/11/2005 04/12/2005 05:55 AM
Source: Scripting News .. Tiger Woods' chip .. Dave Winer

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Why it's good there are no ads on
Scripting News

Why it's good there are no ads on
Scripting News 03/23/2005 08:15 AM

Last night I had a brief phone talk with Steve Gillmor. I told him I had finally figured out why it's good that there are no ads on Scripting News, and then spaced out on saying why (our conversations are often like this, lots of ideas back and forth, we never quite finish most).

So I thought I would explain here.

First, consider yesterday's edition. Among the top items are three that are clearly anti-Republican. Now if you support the Republicans, no matter how much they abuse your trust (heh, sorry bout that), and I was running ads, you might think that, by reading this blog, you were helping finance someone who you disagree with politically. I wouldn't have much chance of talking to Republicans.

However, because I'm not running ads, and have no reason, other than wanting to influence more people, to seek more readers, you can relax and have fun, maybe mutter to yourself when you see me criticizing the President and the Speaker and Majority Leader, people you admire and respect, people who should of course have their own blogs, btw.

That's not to say that blogs-with-ads are necessarily bad, but ads on Scripting News are not for me. As I said in yesterday's podca st, I'd happily pay money to get some ideas heard more, so for me, it's consistent to run Scripting News ad-free.

Scripting News: 5/17/2004

Scripting News: 5/17/2004 05/17/2004 07:32 PM
the Frontier kernel is going to be open sourced .. Scripting News: 5/17/2004 .. As Good A Time As Any

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Scripting News: 9/19/2004

Scripting News: 9/19/2004 09/20/2004 07:07 PM
define moblogging for us .. definire il termine .. Winer

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Scripting News: 5/14/2004

Scripting News: 5/14/2004 05/15/2004 02:52 AM
Dave Winer .. accuses

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Does Rumsfeld read Scripting News?

Does Rumsfeld read Scripting News? 05/13/2004 05:12 AM

Yesterda y: "Bush gets a one-way ticket to Falluja, so he can personally clean up the mess he created. He can take his great Defense Secretary with him. "

Today< /a>: "Embattled US defence secretary Donald Rumsfeld has arrived in Baghdad on a surprise visit."

"It's even worse than it appears."

Scripting Java with the Bean Scripting
Framework

Scripting Java with the Bean Scripting
Framework 04/06/2005 02:25 AM
ZDNet Apr 6 2005 6:33AM GMT

DAVE 5.0.1

DAVE 5.0.1 09/15/2004 11:54 PM
Enables Macintosh users to participate in Microsoft networks with both file and print sharing services.

Get Well Dave!

Get Well Dave! 06/17/2002 07:56 AM
Dave Winer is half geek, half journalist and a man with a big heart. He hosts this web site for free, and is in hospital till next weekend. So Dave, keep healin' and keep on diggin'.

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