X-Philes

Evan Goer: intertwingly.net is now on the X-Philes list.  (I should note that X-Phile sites that allow comments with markup are quite rare.  Congratulations, Sam.)

I find it a bit humorous that the X-Philes site itself is HTML 4.01.

Also note that Evan's latest blog entry has a title that will cause a number of feed aggregators fits.

 Aggregator fits? nah - his feed got it neatly double encoded to <BLINK>

Posted by Luke Hutteman at

Unfortunately double-encoding interpreted as XML isn't what it says in his blog. The operation was a success, phone the mortuary.

Curiously the title is double-encoded in the RSS 1.0 feed, encoded correctly in 0.91.

More evidence that Norm Walsh was talking sense.

Posted by Danny at

Atom IDs: What's Wrong With Domain + Timestamp?

Because I'm such a forward-thinking, progressive guy, I'm not asking my wife to change her last name -- in fact, I've decided to change last name to . Henceforth I am to be known as "Evan Goer Nahasapeemapetilon." And to really drive the point home...

Excerpt from goer.org: Journal at

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