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Steve asked a question in Six Apart on September 29, 2009 02:28:

How should I port my "evergreen" (non-date-based) pages to TypePad?

I'm slowly porting my MT blog (http://redmonk.net) over to TypePad (http://www.monkinetic.com). I really love the TypePad service, especially the part where I don't have to manage my downtime. :P

I've got a couple of series of articles ( interviews in particular) that have their own pages in a sub-folder in MT - with non-date-based permalinks. I've looked at TP's pages, but they only allow a single level of hierarchy, meaning all my pages would be mysite.com/page.html.

How can I create a themed sub-section of my site where these non-date-based archives can be found; or alternatively, how might I re-structure these articles so they can be promoted as "evergreen" content?

Steve replied on August 19, 2008 17:32 to the question "What are the requirements for participating as an individual?" in Open Web Foundation:

Ah, I see.

Addressing the "fears/concerns of companies" does NOT mean being pro-software-patent. It does mean working within the current patent/IPR environment (encouraging companies to commit to non-assert agreements which protect everyone's right to implement a spec).

At the same time, I think you'll find most everyone involved with OWF encouraging companies to forego software patents in favor of open specs/standards and community building around those standards.

Steve replied on August 19, 2008 17:21 to the question "What are the requirements for participating as an individual?" in Open Web Foundation:

@tabesin: I don't see any way to get "pro software patent stance" out of what Chris wrote - OWF is in fact pushing the opposite. I'd rather not assume you're trolling - can you explain how you came to your understanding?

Steve started following the discussion "Asking for users' 3rd party service passwords" in Ping.fm.

Steve replied on August 13, 2008 14:42 to the discussion "Asking for users' 3rd party service passwords" in Ping.fm:

I'll echo Jeff's request for OAuth support. I recognize hat OAuth is a chicken-meet-egg problem, but how do we get movement until the connecting apps (plaxo, ping.fm, etc) are willing to say "we need this" to the sites they're talking to?

Steve asked a question in Open Web Foundation on July 24, 2008 17:00:

What are the requirements for participating as an individual?

There's a list of individuals listed on the OWF site: http://openwebfoundation.org/communit... without any indication of role, the nature of their participation, etc. Can we get more information on what it means to participate?

Steve started following the idea "OpenID Selector" in Vidoop.

Steve replied on July 02, 2008 21:49 to the problem "Is Delegated OpenID Broken or Just Missing?" in Gnolia:

Huh. It does seem to be working now. I *might* be stark raving mad - I've only had a couple hours sleep the last two nights...

Steve replied on July 02, 2008 21:21 to the problem "Is Delegated OpenID Broken or Just Missing?" in Gnolia:

I'm glad it's in there - seemed like an odd oversight for you, Larry! :P

Steve reported a problem in Gnolia on July 02, 2008 21:05:

Is Delegated OpenID Broken or Just Missing?

Delegated OpenID login still doesn't work. Whenever I login with http://redmonk.net (which has the delegation code pointing to http://redmonk.myopenid.com) I'm told there's no OpenID at that location.

Steve started following the idea "Enable custom Go To HUD panels per app" in Fluid.