Nick Bradbury (FeedDemon’s author) wrote:

Wow. I never expected Green Day would put out an album as great as this. I've been listening to it practically non-stop for three days.

Wow x 2. I never expected Nick likes Green Day too . Didn’t I said that I was the creator of the most popular Russian websites about Green Day a few years ago?

Buzz Bruggeman shows how to write a simple script for ActiveWords to switch accounts in BlogJet: read here.

Other news: I’m feeling much better now and continue coding the next version of BlogJet which, probably, will be available in the late October. I made a lot of promises about that version, so that it takes a lot of time to implement all the planned features:

• Extended entries.
• Excerpt and keywords.
• Trackbacks.
• Manual setting of post date/time.
• Easier account switching.
• Typograhic characters.
• Image resizing and thumbnails (not yet completed).

After BlogJet 1.2 release I want to have shorter release cycles, and one here’s the first step: I won’t make promises any more . In other words, I’ll apply Mouth Wide Shut policy by Joel Spolsky.

Some news about me here: I’m sick of chickenpox and have complications with kidneys. So it will take more time to recover than I thought. I’m lying in bed all the time, spending days at hospital. But I feel better now.

Sorry for not anwering — I will reply on forum and emails as soon as I get well.

Sorry for not answering to the forum – sadly, I’m sick now. I plan to recover in a week.

New banners are available now: http://blogjet.com/link/. By the way, they include the new logo.

Traditional PR is dead,  long live DIY PR: http://www.streamlinewebco.com/blog/_archives/2004/8/25/129292.html

Which technology is better for your business? Tris Hussey has an answer: 

“I think all three are important and serve different purpose and are an excellent example of how the three web technologies co-exist extremely well.”

Read: http://www.blogcatalyst.com/blog/_archives/2004/8/25/129541.html

By the way, we now has a Wiki — another great web technology.

We are glad to announce the availability of BlogJet Wiki that can be found here: http://blogjet.com/wiki/
 
It has two sections - Documentation and User-supported Wiki.  
Please feel free to edit pages and create new topics. You contributions to Notes on configuring BlogJet for different blog services are especially welcomed!