As I have had several people ask, I have set up a Samizdata Facebook group.
Now all I have to do if figure out what to do with it as I am new to Facebook.
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As I have had several people ask, I have set up a Samizdata Facebook group. Now all I have to do if figure out what to do with it as I am new to Facebook. As requested, Samizdata.net now provides a full text XML feed for those who want it. The newly minted high-school graduate daughter of a co-worker is on walkabout in Europe and due to a train strike in Italy is about to end up at Gatwick in the wee hours. Her father is trying to find some place for her to stay. Any suggestions on places she could find a room at perhaps 3am in London are welcome. Any of our Samizdata staff awake over there still? Readers in some areas of East Asia may experience difficulty in reaching us due to at least 6 submarine fibre cuts around Taiwan caused by the earthquake there. It is my understanding the remaining capacity is ‘jammed up’ and it may be a week before there is any improvement. I have a technical question… the comment forms on Samizdata have formatting buttons for the text, but alas these only appear to work for people using Internet Explorer. Does anyone know of a pop-up comment system we might be able to use which will allow push-button formatting to function in IE and Firefox, plus allow us to use our groovy graphics and is compatable with an anti-spam Turing test/captcha system similar to the one we have… all of which would work within Moveable Type (TypeKey is not an option)? |
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