Assembling

r-echos
Inside the side bar a sort of micro-map of the page has been inserted; it works as follow:
- the color are representative of categories, it gives a glimpse of the repartition of the topics on the page , with no clear indications about what the topic is (point to work around and fix)
- on roll [...]

Read more: r-echos - micro map - information/interface design

r-echos v0.3 b / a color adventure in an electronic presence
an ongoing experiment around mapping the topics constituting the base ground structure of th incoming info_hub projects leaded r-echos in a slight redesign.
First:
no more black and white for the title, but rather using colors which lets identify the subject/topic/category. Possible feature would be to have [...]

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on /r-echos/
stattraq from http://randypeterman.com/StatTraq/ produce stats of access. even if i installed the last version (b), the (a) still is there - weird. side note: it seems not to appreciate the url_rewrite i have installed. still have to investigate but no time at the moment.
common tools are there, so it’s fine - maybe having a [...]

Read more: notes and comments on a possible to do list for r-echos

and you can find it here: http://www.r-echos.net with the archive of the two former versions, and a couple of improvements, i hope you will enjoy. the tagline is «bits, fragments and traces of an electronic presence» and the subject remains the same, electronic dyi, new technology, art and design, cultural hacking, mapping and taxonomy… surveying/republishing [...]

Read more: r-echos v3 online

new frontend for all of you; new back end for me - which will allow collaborations from now on… r-echos has been updated and the url changed: you can now reach it through http://r-echos.net/. there is also a new suggest box from which you can drop me a line suggesting a website… more details soon.

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after a few hours playing/hacking the blogger api, i felt a bit disappointed
finally,
i decided to «hack» wordpress to fit my needs.
It has been a while since i planned to have a deeper look in those blogger’s specific cms - it started well before the first lines of the hierarchical cms which on their side kept [...]

Read more: some news from the rebloging frontline

there’s still 8064 articles without tags inside r-echos - articles which were rebloged before the «tag scripts»; to correct this, i’ve written a script to automate the filling of tags for each articles: it scans the content (title+subject/category+content) and get the pre-recorded keywords; however the script isn’t (of course) able to get the context. This [...]

Read more: tags orphans