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etc: quick links to good stuff: Dustin's original ajax contact form gets an update and a 1.0, now with added animation, add as many fields as you want and better degradability. Ajax Contact Form 1.0! Yay Category: | Technorati: ajax (via Cosmos)

Gecko & Fly | Blogger Templates | Contextual Advertising | Blogging Tips: One div is the search control div, and the other is a wrapper for the search control div. I put it near the bottom of my html files so it appears on top of the content on each page. (via Cosmos)

  RotorBlog.com: Today on Ajaxian was published article about AJAX feedback mechanism posted on iBegin blog. This looks like a good option four web developers to know if you need t change something or it is good enought. (via Cosmos)

  [ guillaumeb ] » home: easy to follow new stuff and updates, Dynamic Drive offers several feeds Finally the forums are very active. Should you encounter a problem don?t hesitate to post over there, you?ll get an answer very quickly. (via Cosmos)

The Anthropik Network: It's our latest MediaWiki-based project, but instead of developing an encyclopedia with it, we're trying to use it to develop an anthropology of the future.  Users are completely free to use, edit, and add to the wiki as they see fit, creating a uniquely realistic, changing world.  The name refers to the shared belief from the Maya and the Hopi that we currently live in the Fourth World, with three preceding worlds that were destroyed by humans losing sight of their relationship with the rest of the world. (via Cosmos)

  NewsliBlog: MediaWiki seems to be a popular choice for newsroom wikis, in part because it's very customizable and visually familiar. In most cases, newsroom wikis are being edited only by researchers; (via Cosmos)

Modded Up: It's actually running off a modified popular wiki software called MediaWiki. Wiki software is not the way to replace Google. (via Cosmos)

DDN: Browse Blogs: | June 9th, 2006 @ 9:12AM | 0 Comments Making The Wikipedia More Semantic New Scientist has the article, 'Software could add meaning to 'wiki' links', which talks about some work being done to improve upon the (via Cosmos)

I'll always Pinky: Due to concerns about click fraud, Google AdSense has been criticized by some SEO firms as a large source of what Google calls “invalid clicks“. In response, Google says that it “removes publishers from their partner network on a daily basis”.[1] Some disabled publishers have complained that the process is not transparent or accountable. (via Cosmos)

  japanese forms: Especially someone you knew would really appreciate it not only for its musical value but also as a lovingly crafted gift. I must have made dozens of these tapes -I enjoyed doing it so much I even made a few for people i hardly knew. (via Cosmos)

  Spurl.net 1.0 - Free online bookmarks with so much more...: Wikia - Wikia (02:15 GMT) (via Cosmos)

  Laurel Papworth - Online Communities - Australia and Global: murdering it have names and addresses' -- British EF!, seen in 'DiY Culture: Party and Protest in Nineties Britain (Verso) There's a tonne of wiki Fan Sites around TV. My fave? Wookiepedia - wiki, Star Wars style. Anyway theres a fair few wikis at Wikia, the old Wikia Cities site, so if you have a penchant or a passion, head over there. Create your own. Discuss. Got wiki? ...or head to UNcyclopedia for a content-free experience. Hopefully the hackers and trolls will all be there too! (via Cosmos)

sarahintampa: Wikia has been around since November of 2004, and, unlike Wikipedia, the Wikia communities are all about opinions, not facts. For example, a personal (via Cosmos)

Karrie’s Blog: Links #1 Realtor Get Human Interesting News Jason's Blog Lake Linganore Maryland.gov Netflix Road Ragers Top Stories Wikipedia Search: (via Cosmos)

  Metroblogging Miami: Add to: Digg / Del.icio.us / Furl / Spurl / Blinklist / Reddit / (via Cosmos)

[Eastwikkers.typepad.com] eastwikkers : "33 Wikis" -- Send in Your Nominations: I was just alerted to a great sports Wiki over at http://www.armchairgm.com. They've really done a nice job customizing MediaWiki to create a vibrant online sports community.

 [Digg.com] Part Digg, Part Wiki, Part Blog, All Sports . . . All You: It blends Mediawiki's (Wikipedia's) engine with Digg like voting and blogs (including voting on comments). There is a bunch of AJAX and all of the content is user created.

 [Baseballmusings.com] Baseball Musings: A Baseball Wiki: About a month ago, the guys at Baseball Analysts brought DeadSpin's Will Leitch over to discuss, as the title so perfectly notes, "a new way to look at baseball journalism." Will took great care in demonstrating how sports bloggers have effectively respun the journalistic twine into a product more appropriate for the Internet generation. And, as Will points out, newspapers and similar dead-tree media have an opportunity to follow suit.

[Sabr.org] The Society For American Baseball Research: Al's baseball pages have a wide range: His SABR page plugs SABR but also records the lifetime won/lost records for all big league teams, and the baseball page has results from his fantasy league and the 1998 "Nice Guys Finish Last" Awards, which is the best offering on the site. And there's an essay: Al's against realignment.

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