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Edward O'Connor replied on August 28, 2009 17:38 to the problem "Feed is full of duplicates in Google Reader" in Stuff and Nonsense Ltd.:

I've resubscribed. I'll let you know if I see anything wonky with the feed! Lovely redesign btw.

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Edward O'Connor asked a question in valioinc on July 28, 2009 20:16:

No obvious way to break out of a covie.ws view

Yes, I can right click and "open this frame in new tab," but it would really improve usability to have a close button or some such in your sidebar.

Edward O'Connor started following the problem "My Jottit page seems to be down." in Jottit.

Edward O'Connor replied on May 27, 2009 19:20 to the problem "Feed is full of duplicates in Google Reader" in Stuff and Nonsense Ltd.:

Thanks!

Edward O'Connor reported a problem in Stuff and Nonsense Ltd. on May 27, 2009 16:56:

Feed is full of duplicates in Google Reader

View the feed in Google Reader.

If you look at Reader's normalized Atom feed for your blog, you'll note that the atom:id@gr:original-id is different for the most recent two (should be one) entries. Looks like your rss:guid changes when you edit the post, maybe?

Edward O'Connor shared an idea in Jottit on December 03, 2008 22:29:

Glossary page - reference link definitions in one place

It'd be great if I could have a page on which I define all my reference links, which then gets included whenever any of my other pages get translated from Markdown to HTML. It can be annoying to copy the same link definitions from page to page.

kveton's reply to "What's the Diff?" was just promoted to the most useful! Edward O'Connor and 6 other people think it's one of the best replies.

OWF is not a standards body. Rather it helps communities to develop open specifications which can later be contributed to standards bodies like the IETF, OASIS, or W3C. OWF helps to ensure that an open specfication gains adoption and has clean IPR so that it can be worked on by a standards body.

Edward O'Connor started following the question "What are the requirements for participating as an individual?" in Open Web Foundation.

Edward O'Connor replied on April 16, 2008 00:32 to the problem "Incorrect (perhaps outdated) location information" in Brightkite:

Cool, thanks Martin!

Edward O'Connor marked one of Martin May's replies in Brightkite as useful. Martin May replied to the problem "Incorrect (perhaps outdated) location information".

Edward O'Connor reported a problem in Brightkite on April 15, 2008 23:54:

Incorrect (perhaps outdated) location information

Re: this location:
http://brightkite.com/places/8746b7e5...

That's actually the address of Stout Public House:
http://www.yelp.com/biz/stout-public-...

Some meta-feedback: it's not at all obvious on the place page how to report this sort of inaccuracy.