showNotes.opml

12/29/05; 6:35:58 PM by DW
  Two new tools for OPML Editor users:
    1. wordPress.root makes it possible to create and edit posts on WordPress weblogs with the OPML Editor and
    2. newsRiver.root implements a "River of News" style aggregator running in the OPML Editor.
    Both are free and open source licensed under the GPL.
  Happy New Year!
8/4/05; 8:58:08 AM by DW
  RSS Weather has OPML for all its geographies. Here's a link to their page for Ontario. Note in the upper-left corner a link to the "OPML file." Unfortunately they mistakenly use "title" in place of "text" so the headlines show up blank. Arrrgh.
7/31/05; 8:35:38 AM by DW
  Whooopeee -- there's a Mac version of the OPML Editor!
7/30/05; 5:57:20 PM by DW
  A long-overdue road coffee notes, from NY 28 in the Catskills, featuring Wolfman Jack and lots of fresh ideas. Uploaded from the parking lot of the Holiday Inn in Oneonta, NY. (Free wifi!)
7/27/05; 4:35:39 AM by DW
  Are you in the Bay Area on August 20? If so, come to the OPML Roadshow meetup in Berkeley, at 7PM at the Hillside Club. Click on the uparrow to the left to sign up.
7/25/05; 4:44:07 PM by DW
  I noticed people were having trouble with outline elements that link to other places on the web, so I did a quick server-side enhancement that does what they wanted it to do. We're in the zone folks, where the numbers are starting to work. I like this. Haven't been to this place since early 2002. ;->
7/22/05; 3:38:06 PM by DW
  Good morning. This is the first installment of what I hope will become a regular bulletin for users of the OPML Editor.
  Before releasing the Windows version publicly, I wanted to make sure I had a way to communicate with users of the product, to let them know about new websites, howtos, support info, roadshow meetups, community events, new tools, new mail lists, new-who-knows-what.
  I figure most of the next group of people to join up will probably not immediately join a mail list, if they ever do. They'll be more interested in using the software than being part of a community, which of course is totally cool. But I still need a way to say something, occasionally. And of course you'll be able to opt out of this.
  Anyway, if you can see this, we know the feature works!
  Dave Winer, Lead Developer of the OPML Editor