What I don’t get is why should anyone care if people know that they’re using RSS. Let’s get real for a minute. The benefit of new technology is what matters, not that people know the details of how the technology works. I have a GPS system in my car and have a vague idea of how it works. I love the benefit, I really can’t drive without GPS anymore (I’ve tried). Give me more technology like that and I’m happy. And if I don’t have to grok its inner-workings before I get the benefit, I’m even happier. As the guy who drove adoption of RSS, I’m proud of the fact that millions of people get the benefit, that’s why I did it, not for the glory of knowing they know the details. 
Six Apart is “beginning the process of submitting TrackBack to the Internet community and establishing TrackBack as a standard.”
Look at all the podcasts at UC-Berkeley.
Lisa Williams has a video tutorial for Reading Lists.
The Kojo Nnamdi show on WAMU is an excellent NPR call-in show. He’s a great discussion leader, handles the hardballs, and the wingnuts, and even brings the most extreme liberals back to reality. Today his show, at Noon Eastern, is about Wikipedia. I bet it’s going to be great. Since WAMU has a very good webcast, I wonder if posting about this show two hours before it airs, will effect the show. Scripting News readers are very informed about Wikipedia, on all sides of all issues related to the tool. So they should, theoretically, get some better calls. If you call in, let me know. (Tuesday shows are podcast.)
News.com: “The Ricky Gervais Show is moving to a paid-only format to be sold by audio book specialist Audible.”
Okay this is scary. Young children, avert your eyes. I asked Scoble about this. He says he’ll do anything to get the sale.
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Posted by Daly de Gagne on February 21, 2006 at 8:25 am
Dave, this is a last resort of sorts — but are you still associated with Outliners.com? How do we get in touch with someone who is so that the board can be made to work properly, rather than as it has been so some time now with many messages going missing?
Posted by Dave Winer on February 21, 2006 at 8:53 am
It is running on one of my servers, but I never look at it, and it gets a fair amount of traffic (which I’m paying for of course, out of my own pocket).
You might want to look at moving the discussion to Yahoo or some other service that’s designed for what you’re doing.
Posted by Nick Douglas on February 21, 2006 at 7:34 pm
Promise you’ll never use Scoble’s marketing technique, and I’ll promise the same.
Posted by JP Dubois on February 22, 2006 at 9:43 am
Great post about the benefit of RSS being more important to people than knowing about RSS. I have been posting and evangelizing this message within the company I work for. I’m going to quote you in my presentations as “why should anyone care if people know that they’re using RSS” if you don’t mind.