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  1. Tech Notes » Finally!

    […] to be increasing. A number of the blogs I regularly read have gone over to WordPress. Even Jill seems to be going over to WordPress. What now you Movable Typers? […]

  2. smart or happy » blog research

    […] , there’s a long line of people whose work I can draw from (I particularly like what Jill has to say on these issues), but I’m ready to make my own stab at lending something to the literature. […]

  3. the sum of my parts » more than style

    […] ortant and i need to think about the best way to organize them. i think that i may look at jill’s blog and learn how to do pretty boxes in order […]

  4. brokenclay.org/journal » That confused me, too

    […] t confused me, too

    Katja @ 15.03

    Jill has pointed out the essential weirdness of the Republi […]

  5. Complex solutions to simple problems... » somebody stop me…

    […] 10. November – ’04

    somebody stop me…

    Well, a late visit to jill/txt made me aware of the concept of hitmaps – sure there are numerous counters to ad to your website, but this l […]

  6. incorporated subversion » On Awards

    […] ed be about reinforcing “their meatspace connections, status and networks”. (I think Jill also commented that results would surely just be discipline based). They can turn out to be an awful lot of bull […]

  7. notes & photos by Heleen & Achilleas » blog poetics

    […] > There are blogs that are used as a means of research or professional communication (as jill), and others that work as link filters that point to pages of interest (as #!/usr/bin/girl for example). There […]

  8. Adam Feuer's weblog » CSS!

    […] ecember 2004

    CSS!
    Filed under: General — adam @ 19:19

    Thanks to Jill and Caterina and the O’Reilly CSS Cookbook and CSS Pocket Reference, I’ve converted this blog to CS […]

  9. incorporated subversion » So many winners - The Edublog Awards 2004 Results

    […] ividual Blog: Pharyngula In high esteem: OLDaily Weblogg-ed Mario tout de go Mathemagenic jill/txt Early Modern Notes Easily Distracted The Life and Times of a History PhD Student Seb’s Open Research A […]

  10. The Edublog Weblog Awards » So many winners - The Edublog Awards 2004 Results

    […] ividual Blog: Pharyngula In high esteem: OLDaily Weblogg-ed Mario tout de go Mathemagenic jill/txt Early Modern Notes Easily Distracted The Life and Times of a History PhD Student Seb’s Open Research A […]

  11. -sindre-almost- » ~small-world~

    […] topic about my blog/heavy-clouds and when she took a look she noticed that my lecturer was Jill. it turns out that Jill had written a review of sorts on her old/previous blog (papirepler)…. and thinkin […]

  12. charlie

    glad to see you moved to copyleft blog software. it’s always been a nice feeling for me to use a community created/driven/revised product for my weblog. so i think that MT’s licensing move is pushing a lot of bloggers into a new, good experience 🙂

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