My blog scores an 8 out of 47 on the Web 2.0 Validator. My Doing Write blog gets a 6. My main page gets a 2.
Though, looking at the rules, not only is it not surprising, I’m actually kinda pleased. (And, yes, the site is tongue-in-cheek.)
My blog scores an 8 out of 47 on the Web 2.0 Validator. My Doing Write blog gets a 6. My main page gets a 2. Though, looking at the…
My blog scores an 8 out of 47 on the Web 2.0 Validator. My Doing Write blog gets a 6. My main page gets a 2.
Though, looking at the rules, not only is it not surprising, I’m actually kinda pleased. (And, yes, the site is tongue-in-cheek.)
Still better than me, I only scored a 7.
Well, if you just used Movable Type … no, wait, that didn’t help me, either. 🙂
I got a 5!
You need to talk about AJAX more, Kate.
Incidentally, your comment subscription thingy still isn’t working. I’m still getting an “No subscription record was found to match that locator!” error when I try to use the verify link.
What was it you were saying about using MT? 😉
Incidentally, the folks at pMachine are planning on introducing a Wiki module in the not too distant future.
Incidentally, your comment subscription thingy still isn’t working. I’m still getting an “No subscription record was found to match that locator!” error when I try to use the verify link.
What was it you were saying about using MT? 😉
Incidentally, the folks at pMachine are planning on introducing a Wiki module in the not too distant future.
Heh.
Yeah, it’s been on my list of Things to Do When I Get a Day or Two to Rub Together. *sigh*
For what it’s worth, I was able to reproduce the error. 😛
There’s an intersting Wiki plugin available for MT (keywords get set up to link to a given URL). I’ve looked at it but not implemented it — I don’t like to screw around with the innerds of the system too much.