Bill de hÓra: The Great Escape

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The Great Escape

June 17, 2004 | co.comments icon co.mments

Sam Ruby has some predictions about the weblogs.com migration:

A few relatively safe predictions: some of those who didn't much care about "unusual character" and escaping issues will suddenly get religion. And some of those who are devoutly religious about well-formedness will find the temptation to use a regular expression or equivalent technique necessary to scavenge what data can be salvaged and succumb to the temptation.

I'll throw some predictions into the hat - there'll be more progressive dialogue about permalinks and guids with respect to domain names after this happens.

And perhaps about data ownership.

And perhaps about the curse of popularity.

June 17, 2004 09:56 PM

Comments

Randy Charles Morin

(June 18, 2004 01:35 AM #)

Mundane users don't understand the concept of unusual characters.

Bill de h�ra

(June 18, 2004 01:37 AM #)

That's a cop out - they don't have to be mundane.

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