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Lightening 0.1 released
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the first blog by a UK cabinet minister
Dave
Comment Email Subscriptions
Thanks to Neville Hobson for pointing out the Subscribe to Comments 2.0 plug-in which allows readers to click a tickbox to receive email notifications of when replies are made to comments they have posted.
A great little WordPress plug-in.
Kiko
Kiko is another online calendar service. It’s filled with lots of lovely little AJAXy tricks and generally looks lovely.
One of the cool features include having a text box which allows you to quickly add appointments using a human readable syntax, which is nice.
The problem with the site at the moment is that it is soooo sloooooow. Until they get that sorted, I will still be a HipCal user. But I shall be keeping a close eye on Kiko.
The question that everyone is asking, of course, is whether Kiko is named after the footballer:
I think we should be told.
On RSS Aggregators
I have just been playing with Bloglines this morning – it has been a while since I looked at it, as I have been doing all on online RSSing in Newsgator of late, because the sync with FeedDemon is so handy.
Anyway, I won’t be using FeedDemon so much when I get the new PC, so I thought it might be an opportunity to try out Bloglines again. There aren’t many changes, really, some of the graphics are a little sharper and nicer, and there are some AJAXy touches to the management of feeds, which makes it much easier to manage than Newsgator. Generally, though, it is a lot friendlier than Newsgator.
One thing I would like to see in an aggregator is some sort of a cleanup/purging tool, where one could find feeds that haven’t been updated in a while, so you could choose whether or not to be bothered with them. I have around 150 feeds in Bloglines and I am certain that some of those are deceased. But can I be faffed to hunt them down myself? No.