Interesting. (Though the whole RSS/Dave Winer/Mark Pilgrim saga isn't - at least not to me.)
Me, I frequently edit my posts to fix typos and the like. I occasionally go back and fix what I see as bad style, too - is that OK? I don't deliberately alter the meaning of my posts, but I suppose that it's possible that I do.
I also often add Update: sections at the bottom of old posts. Other than that, I leave them alone.
Via Simon Willson.
Posted to Blogs by Simon Brunning at July 14, 2003 12:09 PMWell, I for one would like to see that web pages generated by these weblogging softwarese are like every other web page out there; easy to correct and modify, but I guess it applies more to posts about technical issues and such. The kind of updating they are supposedly referring to is more like written conversation where the post remains as a historic record. But I don't know. Be that as it may, I will keep fixing my web pages, be they weblog entries or others, if need be. (Mostly typos and such.)
Posted by: Jarno Virtanen on July 14, 2003 03:16 PMMeaningless trivia: according to BBC World's "Africa Direct", Mark Pilgrim is the presenter of "Big Brother Africa". Nice to see him out and about, not working too hard on that weblog.
"What? You mean there isn't only one Mark Pilgrim?"
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