Acquired by JS-Kit.

Quoted: A free weblog commenting and trackback system for web logs and websites.

IE has a subtle bug when parsing array constants - I think they are not in conformance with the ECMA-262 spec.

You can test your browser here:

http://pages.mckoss.com/dangle.htm

Update: Object initializers are even worse! Fails to parse the JS at all.

Tony's really good blog post about bootstrapping the financing of a web 2.0 startup. I like his definition of the 3 milestones your company has to reach.

I was surprised to see Seth Godin dissing his users by not supporting commenting on his Blog (is it really a "blog" w/o user comments??).

But he does support TrackBacks. So, if you have your own blog, you can "comment" on his post.

Quoted: Seth Godin's riffs on marketing, respect, and the ways ideas spread.

A blog-search widget. Used by Seth Godin. Nice interface pops up a lightbox on you page w/o taking the user away to do a search or browse the search results page.

Several competing commenting systems now floating around the web. Disqus can do javascript-only integration, so it's not limited to Wordpress and Moveable Type (as sez-who is).

Quoted: The blog commenting system Disqus picked up $500,000 in a series A by Union Square Ventures (Fred Wilson), Naval Ravikant, Howard Lindzon, Aydin ...

Looks like a kind of syndicated comment system for blogs. I notice because Plaxo Pulse has special support for Disqus-supported blogs.

Quoted: Disqus makes your comments more interactive for readers and easier to manage for you — all while connecting your community with other blogs.

Nice review of Faves.com from Jan 2008 - just noticed it now.

Quoted: Social Networking News Profile Layouts and CSS

Register here for free access to Britannica articles. Open to "web publishers". I like that you can then create links to articles that will allow your readers to read full articles in the encyclopedia w/o a subscription (this is somewhat like the WSJ program, where Digg referrals get access to complete articles even if they are behind their paid-subscription firewall).

Quoted: A special program for web publishers, including bloggers, webmasters, and anyone who writes for the Internet. You get complimentary access to the Encyclopaedia Britannica online and, if you like, an easy way to give your readers background of the topics you write about with links to complete Britannica articles.
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we’re set things up so that a link from any Web site to a Britannica article pulls up the whole article, even those that normally require a subscription.