Being an election year, I toyed with the idea of starting up a dedicated politics blog, in order to bring a fresh approach to my writing and interact with some new audiences. In the end I took some advice, prevaricated, and then more or less decided to simply include some politics blogs amongst all the other stuff. So here we are in May 2010 and the politics category looks like this:
Wishing a Happy New Year to everybody from the blogs
All blogs upgraded to WordPress 2.8 now with the added bonus of being able to delete one archive blog completely. The blog formerly known as “blog2″ or “Have Envelope Will Push” is no more, having been consolidated into distributedresearch.net/blog ages ago, existing onle for the purpose of hosting a whole load of redirections. So now with the upgrade to WordPress2.8 it has become possible to upgrade the redirection plugin, then export the redirections and import them into the top level blog IE this one.
The main Andy Roberts Darnet Blog has a new look due to a change of theme from the old Regulus to a new one. What do you think?
All of the blogs which run under the distributedresearch.net domain have now been upgraded to run under WordPress 2.7.1 All plugins have been similarly brought up to date. The hosting is on a monthly billing cycle and is under review as to whether or not it will be moved to another web hosting company, within the UK.
This is the first post on the DARnet top level blog, introduced to manage the main index to the domain with its blogs and wikis.
Distributed Research dot Net is the ‘Home page’ for the DARnet family of research blogs and website pages. It was founded in 2006 by Andy Roberts and evolves as a loose network for internet community development and research spread over various websites and services, some of which are linked below.
The Darnet Wiki is a mediawiki based resource with open editing for pages used for reference, for documenting and developing projects and as an emergent pattern language repository.
A personal research blog covering multiple niche subjects:
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Personal blog covering mostly educational online research Linda Hartley – Acting to Improve
Classroom Displays
A highly visual blog that aims to encourage personal professional development of educators through demonstrating a very practical use. Classroom Displays
UsefulWiki.com is another mediawiki implementation, which provides collaborative teaching resources on a number of levels.
Another Wiki at London Theatre Wiki
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Feel free to link unilaterally to any pages which are relevant. I always link out to substantial and relevant pages to provide further background when writing.
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Blake Rogers 9:13 am on July 19, 2010 Permalink
i always use feedburner to syndicate my blog posts to other subscribers.