• britgirl has feedback on the WordPress.com Theme Reviews
• Roy agrees that Google Code Search is frickin’ useless for searching for legacy languages — which is what we REALLY need it for
• There was some venting about privacy issues with ScheduleWorld, best bet is to directly contact Mark at ScheduleWorld (support@scheduleworld.com) directly.
• A couple of the WordPress.com bloggers talk about how to improve the wordpress.com “blogs of the day” and come up with a community voting site at FanPop.
  • Visit the WordPress.com FanPop site directly.
• Slashdot roasts on my opinion on IceWeasel, the Debian version of Firefox.
  • This is why it’s a good idea to research rants before you post them. :)
• AJ writes an essay as my first guest blogger and it is well received.
  • I’m interested in more guest bloggers. Let me know if you’re interested (my email is on the About Me page). His post got 8000 views over 3 days.
• Some comments on my really-weak-I’m-just-posting-this-to-show-up-on-TechMeme commentary on Paul Graham’s 18 Reasons Why Startups Fail
• Web anonymity 101 prompted some good discussion by Roy (who knows the horror of Google Groups) and Bella Slasher wants to be “profane and transparent” with strangers only.
• Matt rightly points out that the differences between Developers and Programmers in HackorNot’s article is purely semantic.
• remembertoday wonders how to find other wordpress.com blogs with similiar subjects

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