Dodgy robot picks up "great" Belushi news from HM.UPDATE: Reference.com references Harrangueman.
If so, why did it take seriously the claim that the (former) title of this post was defamatory? Read more »
Alert blog-readers may have noticed that many blogs, including this one, use a “cut” or “more” tag on longer posts, so that only the first few paragraphs show on the main page, and to read the full story one needs to click on a link that usually says “continued” or “read more”. The text used to anchor such more-links is fully customisable according to a webmaster’s whims. Read more »
Just a link to an entrepreneur looking for economics web site ideas. This must be a new phenomenon. In recent weeks I have had some non-trivial offers to buy economics.com.au and also an offer from a major media player to put advertisements on both of my blogs. Not enough for me to sell (although I am thinking about the notion of ad revenue) but I was curious that someone now thought the name was worth something.
Another reason why I have been a bit distracted lately… after two years of my own little blog, I am moving my blogging services elsewhere.
I have decided to accept an offer to team up with Skepticlawyer (Helen Dale) from Catallaxy, and we are setting up a joint blog, Skepticlawyer. It goes live today! We are both lawyers (obviously) but we have quite different political slants - it just makes for more fun, really - the main thing is that we enjoy each other’s posts. Read more »
If so, why did it take seriously the claim that the (former) title of this post was defamatory? Read more »
Alert blog-readers may have noticed that many blogs, including this one, use a “cut” or “more” tag on longer posts, so that only the first few paragraphs show on the main page, and to read the full story one needs to click on a link that usually says “continued” or “read more”. The text used to anchor such more-links is fully customisable according to a webmaster’s whims. Read more »
I decided to check out Google Analytics to see what was what, because like every single other blogger on the planet I like it when people read my shit and wish to know more about numbers and so forth, when I noticed a sudden spike in activity.On 8 April my hit count doubled. This isn't a blowing horn exercise since doubling of fuck all is still mostly fuck all. This became more a 'why would that be?' exercise. Read more »
MB's in the wars, which is a thing my mother used to say. Actually she didn't say the MB bit. She said the 'in the wars' bit when you had an ouchie and went crying for some comfort. Read more »
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