O Oh! Maybe I spoke too soon about Wikis. I would not want to be endorsing a product which assists "Captain smirk".
I have played around with the PBWiki and find it very similar to a blog. PBWiki
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The life of a mutton bird living in Tasmania but currently travelling through Victoria
Mutton birds unite
Sites concerned with the eating, harvesting and conservation of Mutton birds
Horatio Marcus Mutton Bird
Current portrait
About Me
- Horatio Marcus Murkel
- Let me introduce myself. My name is Horatio Marcus Murkel and I am a Mutton bird. Being a widely travelled bird I plan to share my experiences of being buffeted around Australia and New Zealand. As a fair and reasonable bird not all the information I provide will be of benefit to my species or even my own self interest.
Travelog
- Canberra
- Hobart
- Newcastle
- Noosa
- Norfolk Island
- North Island
- South Island
Thoughts
I don't know about anyone else but the afternoon is definitely not my best time of day for adding to this blog...
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- #23 Summarize your thoughts
- #22 Ebooks
- #21 Podcast directories
- #20 Youtube
- # 19 Web 2 awards List
- # 18 Unable to publish
- #18 Soho writer
- # 17 Playing around with PBWiki
- # 16 Wikis
- # 15 On Library 2.0 and Web 2.0
- # 14 Technocrati
- # 13 Delicious
- # 12 Rollyo
- #10 - Mutton Bird Soup
- #10 Back to School Chalkboard Message!
- # 10 Online image generator.
- #9 Library blogs
- # 8 Bloglines
- #7 Technology - Sat Nav
- # 11 Librarything
- #5 Flickr -
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A boring but authorative piece on the mutton bird
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1 comment:
Love the cartoon!!! John Howards antics the other day certainly highlights some of the problems open access can have.
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