Humour: spamming the API
I'm revamping the tags system in Jojo CMS[1] this weekend, as we need
a user interface that can scale well as more and more tags are added
to sites (potentially thousands of tags).
A simple list of all tags no longer works in this instance, so I'm
basing the system around a search, with related tags being returned
via AJAX to give the user an idea of what is already in the system.
EXTERNAL...
> articles/spamming-the-api/
Microsoft offers to buy Yahoo!
I wasn't entirely prepared for this news[1] when I checked my RSS
reader this morning, but upon thinking about it, it does make sense.
Microsoft have made an offer to buy a big wollop of Yahoo! shares for
$44 billion (half cash, half MS shares).
I have never been especially fond of Microsoft, but I can put that
aside in favour of seeing a decent competitor to Google emerge. Yahoo!
hasn't...
> articles/microsoft-offer-to-buy-yahoo/
Getting the most out of tags
As shown in my previous post on optimizing landing pages[1], the
landing page for the phrase in question is a tags page. Funnily
enough, this wasn't an accident.
WHAT IS A TAGS PAGE
A tags page isn't much different to a search results page, in that it
shows a summary of content on your site...
> articles/optimize-tags/
Can you afford to be in Yahoo???
Can you afford to be in Yahoo? I'm not talking about the directory
here, but the organic search results.
Yesterday, our server was having some serious load problems because
one of the sites was getting hit hard by the Yahoo Slurp spider. The
site in question is 150,000 pages or so, and uses a...
> articles/125/can-you-afford-to-be-in-yahoo/
Spam Reports - Google, Yahoo, MSN
Here's a little story about a spam report I submitted in February 2006
to Google, Yahoo and MSN for a competing site. Submitting a Google
spam report[1] is common practice these days, but the yahoo spam
report[2] and MSN spam reports are less common.
The site in question had the works -...
> articles/41/spam-reports-google-yahoo-msn/


