I caught Doc inbetween updates. Every once in a while a laugh is just what the doctor ordered. Andrew Leonard spews doom over Eazel, and Tim O'Reilly urges him to snap out of it see the brighter side. I hope people get that XML-RPC is as political as it is technological. If it works, we will all have a lot more choice and the power and freedom that come with that.
Power is a word that's used too carelessly with software, and freedom almost never is.
I spoke yesterday with Craig Silverstein, director of technology at Google. It was a friendly talk, and I wish I could say that he accepted my offer to work together to bring the JIT-SE concept to reality. Here's the format we were playing with in 1997, for recording changes in a fast-moving website. Note this came before I had the XML religion, I would probably do it now as a super-simple XML format if there were a popular search engine that cared. Susan Kitchens is doing a Radio Blog and needs some help.