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Do you remember Shoemoney’s Pamcake’s eyerolls at the idea that “Nofollow” blogs have good comments? Well, if you need any proof, visit the two blogs currently neck and neck in the “2007: Best Weblogs” contest. At both Climate Audit and Bad Astronomy, you’ll find plenty of heated debate. The things you won’t find are: Automated Spam Comments Over SEO’d comment “names” and Pink link condoms on the author url links. In fact, while you will see link condoms in the comment content at Climate Audit, it appears that “Bad Astronomy” is full boar nofollow, giving real “follows” to links in author names, in comment content and trackbacks. What are the two blogs discussing currently? To some extent both blogs are discussing the 2007 Weblog awards which became rather contentious. (In comments on some blogs, some are acting as if the outcome of this blog award will determine national policy on Global Climate Change.) The winner of the competition was scheduled to be announced last night– but the decision was deferred due to voting irregularities which included voting that continued for as much as four hours after poll had closed. The organizers are evidently combing through the data in an attempt to figure out which of the tens of thousands of votes cast were cast by zombie ‘bots. The winner will be decreed on Monday! (Update, Friday 3:26 pm CST: WeblogsAwards has just officially decreed the “race” a tie.) Zombie ‘bots voted?! For those of you wondering whether ‘zombie bot voting was possible, evidently, it was easy! No-Oblimimal has described how to hack Weblog Awards (2007.weblogawards.org/) flimsy ballot security, and what Webblog Awards’s programmers could have done to prevent the ballot stuffing by ‘zombie bots. (It seems the voting system was less secure than my blog comments!) Hmm… Political Controversy +Internet voting = Zombie bot ballot stuffing. I think I’m now against internet voting in real elections. (Not that I was ever for it.) Oh, and despite Pamcakes eyerolls, I am keeping the “follow” on my comments. Tags:contests Weblogs
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Do you remember Shoemoney’s Pamcake’s eyerolls at the idea that “Nofollow” blogs have good comments? Well, if you need any proof, visit the two blogs currently neck and neck in the “2007: Best Weblogs” contest. At both Climate Audit and Bad Astronomy, you’ll find plenty of heated debate. The things you won’t find are: Automated Spam Comments Over SEO’d comment “names” and Pink link condoms on the author url links. In fact, while you will see link condoms in the comment content at Climate Audit, it appears that “Bad Astronomy” is full boar nofollow, giving real “follows” to links in author names, in comment content and trackbacks. What are the two blogs discussing currently? To some extent both blogs are discussing the 2007 Weblog awards which became rather contentious. (In comments on some blogs, some are acting as if the outcome of this blog award will determine national policy on Global Climate Change.) The winner of the competition was scheduled to be announced last night– but the decision was deferred due to voting irregularities which included voting that continued for as much as four hours after poll had closed. The organizers are evidently combing through the data in an attempt to figure out which of the tens of thousands of votes cast were cast by zombie ‘bots. The winner will be decreed on Monday! (Update, Friday 3:26 pm CST: WeblogsAwards has just officially decreed the “race” a tie.) Zombie ‘bots voted?! For those of you wondering whether ‘zombie bot voting was possible, evidently, it was easy! No-Oblimimal has described how to hack Weblog Awards (2007.weblogawards.org/) flimsy ballot security, and what Webblog Awards’s programmers could have done to prevent the ballot stuffing by ‘zombie bots. (It seems the voting system was less secure than my blog comments!) Hmm… Political Controversy +Internet voting = Zombie bot ballot stuffing. I think I’m now against internet voting in real elections. (Not that I was ever for it.) Oh, and despite Pamcakes eyerolls, I am keeping the “follow” on my comments. Tags:contests Weblogs
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Got a super vain new theme!
Kathy told me the previous layout sucked. I wanted to tell her hers sucked even more, until she asked me to zh’ng her blog header.
As for her header, she took the photograph all by herself. What a skill!
It felt as if I had worked on the current layout like forever, even when I was busy with the procedures of and preparations for my forthcoming new job and Master’s programme.
More excitement in detail soon!
Adi Wong from Rice Blogger came up with the “Top 100 Malaysian blogs List” — a system of blog ranking based solely on a site’s Alexa and Technorati performances combined. MrDefinite.com opened at 76th on the chart on May 26 this year.
Right now, this blog has slipped down to the 85th position.
Not something exactly positive, but not negative either. Adi stated that the ranking is not updated daily, therefore both my Alexa and Technotati rankings as shown in the chart are no reflection of the current exact rankings.
In terms of Alexa ranking, MrDefinite.com is now…
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You are reading MrDefinite.com 2.0 (make money online) entry.
Got a super vain new theme!
Kathy told me the previous layout sucked. I wanted to tell her hers sucked even more, until she asked me to zh’ng her blog header.
As for her header, she took the photograph all by herself. What a skill!
It felt as if I had worked on the current layout like forever, even when I was busy with the procedures of and preparations for my forthcoming new job and Master’s programme.
More excitement in detail soon!
Adi Wong from Rice Blogger came up with the “Top 100 Malaysian blogs List” — a system of blog ranking based solely on a site’s Alexa and Technorati performances combined. MrDefinite.com opened at 76th on the chart on May 26 this year.
Right now, this blog has slipped down to the 85th position.
Not something exactly positive, but not negative either. Adi stated that the ranking is not updated daily, therefore both my Alexa and Technotati rankings as shown in the chart are no reflection of the current exact rankings.
In terms of Alexa ranking, MrDefinite.com is now…
170,731
and increasing!
More updates in the queue, so stay tuned.
nuffnang_bid = "27b158ebb5c3a366b08a69f494fd2c3f";
Read possibly related posts:
A Dull Merdeka MonthA New Merdeka Header (ft. Merdeka Logo)Nasty Customer vs. Bloody Tmnet-StreamyxAre You an A-list Bloglebrity Yet?Thumb Up For NEC Customer Service
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...kann, neben Angeboten, in denen Blogs von den Benutzern bewertet oder......neben RSS-Feeds über alle eingetragenen Blogs und neben Portalen, in denen......davon haben. Einige Portale nehmen Blogs nur gegen einen follow-Link auf......länderspezifischen Domain anbietet. Alle anderen Blogs in deutsch oder englisch werden.......eu-Domain gelistet.
Neben einer Auflistung der Blogs in unterschiedlichen Kategorien kann man......die die Beiträge der eingestellten Blogs enthalten.
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Die Stuttgarter Webagentur bitspirit,......es als eine ihrer Aufgaben, Blogs aus dem Long Tail bekannter......machen. Im Portal kann man Blogs suchen und finden, kommentieren und......bewerten und statistische Werte über Blogs einsehen. Und auch der Austausch......Weblog-Verzeichnis nimmt deutsch- und englischsprachige Blogs auf, sofern sie inhaltlich und......aber der erste Beitrag des Blogs nicht älter als 4 Wochen......und sich dann zügig anmelden.
Die Blogs werden bei bloggerei.de nicht nur......wie Renault entdecken.
BlogWebkatalog http://blogwebkatalog.de/
Knapp 700 Blogs sind hier derzeit eingetragen, und......hier derzeit eingetragen, und 70 Blogs warten auf die Prüfung und......die Prüfung und Aufnahme. Alle Blogs werden in den jeweiligen Kategorien......Index angezeigt. Außerdem können die Blogs bewertet werden. Sind 10 Bewertungen......werden die Besucherzahlen der eingetragenen Blogs gezählt. Dazu wird ein HTML-Code-Schnipsel......an, in das sich aus Blogs aus den angrenzenden Nachbarländern eintragen......durchzuklicken.
Aber: Neben dem Eintrag eines Blogs in Blog-Verzeichnisse gibt es natürlich......findenTermine online abstimmen mit DoodlePrivate Blogs und kostenlose Blog-SoftwareBlogato - Suchmaschine...
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Der Eintrag von Webseiten in Webverzeichnisse lag eine Zeit lang voll im Trend. Dann kam Googles Bestrafung der gekauften Links und die Diskussion um den Page Rank, wodurch auch ein paar Fragezeichen hinter die Webverzeichnisse gestellt wurden. Ein gesundes Maß an Skepsis und ein Nachdenken vor dem Agieren hat noch nie geschadet, denn Schwarz-weiß-Malerei ist selten der richtige Weg. Genauso wie bei den Web-Verzeichnissen ist es auch mit den Blog-Verzeichnissen. Es gilt: Darum prüfe, wer seinen Blog in ein Verzeichnis eintrage. Das Angebot ist riesengroß, weil jeder irgendwie versucht, ein Stück vom Kuchen für sich abzuschneiden. Und so stehen Verzeichnisse, in denen man einen Blog lediglich eintragen kann, neben Angeboten, in denen blogs von den Benutzern bewertet oder über Zugriffsstatistiken sortiert werden, neben RSS-Feeds über alle eingetragenen blogs und neben Portalen, in denen einzelne Blogbeiträge bekannt gemacht werden können. Und wie bei den Web-Verzeichnissen wird die follow-/nofollow-Frage heftig diskutiert. Die Verzeichnisbetreiber wünschen sich natürlich eine Verlinkung von den Seiten der Nutzer und betonen den Vorteil, den die eingetragenen Seiten selber davon haben. Einige Portale nehmen blogs nur gegen einen follow-Link auf und erzeugen damit mitunter einiges an Rauschen im Blogwald. Die folgende Liste an Verzeichnissen soll und kann deshalb nur einen Eindruck von den verschiedenen Angeboten vermitteln. Wo man seinen Blog letztendlich einträgt, muss jeder selber entscheiden. blogverzeichnis.eu Anbieter ist die Idealizer AG aus Zürich, die für die Schweiz und für Österreich eigene Verzeichnisse mit der länderspezifischen Domain anbietet. Alle anderen blogs in deutsch oder englisch werden unter der .eu-Domain gelistet. Neben einer Auflistung der blogs in unterschiedlichen Kategorien kann man bei blogverzeichnis.eu auch RSS-Feeds abonnieren, die die Beiträge der eingestellten blogs enthalten. blogoscoop Die Stuttgarter Webagentur bitspirit, die hinter blogoscoop steht, bezeichnet es als eine ihrer Aufgaben, blogs aus dem Long Tail bekannter zu machen. Im Portal kann man blogs suchen und finden, kommentieren und bewerten und statistische Werte über blogs einsehen. Und auch der Austausch unter Bloggern wird möglich gemacht. bloggerei.de Das deutsche Weblog-Verzeichnis nimmt deutsch- und englischsprachige blogs auf, sofern sie inhaltlich und formal den Qualitätskriterien entsprechen und das Bloggerei-Publicon aufnehmen. Etwas widersprüchlich erscheint mir die Aussage, dass Baustellenblogs ausgeschlossen sind, aber der erste Beitrag des blogs nicht älter als 4 Wochen sein sollte. Demnach muss man wohl nach der Einrichtung ziemlich schnell einige gute Beiträge veröffentlichen und sich dann zügig anmelden. Die blogs werden bei bloggerei.de nicht nur gelistet, sondern auch bewertet. Dazu wird ein Bewertungsdialog angezeigt, wenn man aus einem Blog über das Publicon zu bloggerei.de gelangt. BloggerAmt Auch auf dem Amt kann man seinen Blog kostenlos und ohne Backlinkpflicht registrieren und warten, bis er in der Liste der Topblogs nach oben wandert oder dass man zum Blog des Monats gewählt wird. Immerhin konnte ich in der Kategorie “Firmenblogs” den Blog einer so bekannten Firma wie Renault entdecken. BlogWebkatalog http://blogwebkatalog.de/ Knapp 700 blogs sind hier derzeit eingetragen, und 70 blogs warten auf die Prüfung und Aufnahme. Alle blogs werden in den jeweiligen Kategorien und im Index angezeigt. Außerdem können die blogs bewertet werden. Sind 10 Bewertungen vorhanden, erfolgt die Aufnahme in die Liste der Top Blogs. Der meistens wird darum gebeten, das Favicon in den eigenen Blog aufzunehmen, Pflicht ist es jedoch nicht. TopBlogs Hier werden die Besucherzahlen der eingetragenen blogs gezählt. Dazu wird ein HTML-Code-Schnipsel zur Verfügung gestellt, der in die Seite eingebaut werden muss. Passiert dies nicht, wird der Blog früher oder später aus der Liste gelöscht. Krone-Blogverzeichnis http://blogverzeichnis.krone.at/blogverzeichnis/featured Auch die Print-Medien sind längst online vertreten. Die österreichische Kronenzeitung bietet ein kleines Blogverzeichnis an, in das sich aus blogs aus den angrenzenden Nachbarländern eintragen können. Betrachtet man den Bekanntheitsgrad der Krone, ist das sicher keine uninteressante Sache. Blogigg Bei Blogigg geht es nicht um komplette Blogs, sondern um einzelne Blogbeiträge, die zur Steigerung ihrer Popularität eingestellt werden können. Registrierte Benutzer können die Beiträge bewerten und kommentieren. Auch eine Weiterempfehlen-Funktion steht zur Verfügung. Wer weitere Blogverzeichnisse sucht, um sich seine eigene Meinung zu bilden, braucht nur Google zu bemühen und sich durchzuklicken. Aber: Neben dem Eintrag eines blogs in Blog-Verzeichnisse gibt es natürlich noch jede Menge anderer Möglichkeiten, Links auf Blogbeiträge zu bekommen und den Blog populär zu machen. Je besser die Inhalte, desto leichter auch dieses Unterfangen. Abonnieren Sie jetzt unseren RSS-Feed und bleiben Sie so immer auf dem Laufenden!
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Der Eintrag von Webseiten in Webverzeichnisse lag eine Zeit lang voll im Trend. Dann kam Googles Bestrafung der gekauften Links und die Diskussion um den Page Rank, wodurch auch ein paar Fragezeichen hinter die Webverzeichnisse gestellt wurden. Ein gesundes Maß an Skepsis und ein Nachdenken vor dem Agieren hat noch nie geschadet, denn Schwarz-weiß-Malerei ist selten der richtige Weg. Genauso wie bei den Web-Verzeichnissen ist es auch mit den Blog-Verzeichnissen. Es gilt: Darum prüfe, wer seinen Blog in ein Verzeichnis eintrage. Das Angebot ist riesengroß, weil jeder irgendwie versucht, ein Stück vom Kuchen für sich abzuschneiden. Und so stehen Verzeichnisse, in denen man einen Blog lediglich eintragen kann, neben Angeboten, in denen blogs von den Benutzern bewertet oder über Zugriffsstatistiken sortiert werden, neben RSS-Feeds über alle eingetragenen blogs und neben Portalen, in denen einzelne Blogbeiträge bekannt gemacht werden können. Und wie bei den Web-Verzeichnissen wird die follow-/nofollow-Frage heftig diskutiert. Die Verzeichnisbetreiber wünschen sich natürlich eine Verlinkung von den Seiten der Nutzer und betonen den Vorteil, den die eingetragenen Seiten selber davon haben. Einige Portale nehmen blogs nur gegen einen follow-Link auf und erzeugen damit mitunter einiges an Rauschen im Blogwald. Die folgende Liste an Verzeichnissen soll und kann deshalb nur einen Eindruck von den verschiedenen Angeboten vermitteln. Wo man seinen Blog letztendlich einträgt, muss jeder selber entscheiden. blogverzeichnis.eu Anbieter ist die Idealizer AG aus Zürich, die für die Schweiz und für Österreich eigene Verzeichnisse mit der länderspezifischen Domain anbietet. Alle anderen blogs in deutsch oder englisch werden unter der .eu-Domain gelistet. Neben einer Auflistung der blogs in unterschiedlichen Kategorien kann man bei blogverzeichnis.eu auch RSS-Feeds abonnieren, die die Beiträge der eingestellten blogs enthalten. blogoscoop Die Stuttgarter Webagentur bitspirit, die hinter blogoscoop steht, bezeichnet es als eine ihrer Aufgaben, blogs aus dem Long Tail bekannter zu machen. Im Portal kann man blogs suchen und finden, kommentieren und bewerten und statistische Werte über blogs einsehen. Und auch der Austausch unter Bloggern wird möglich gemacht. bloggerei.de Das deutsche Weblog-Verzeichnis nimmt deutsch- und englischsprachige blogs auf, sofern sie inhaltlich und formal den Qualitätskriterien entsprechen und das Bloggerei-Publicon aufnehmen. Etwas widersprüchlich erscheint mir die Aussage, dass Baustellenblogs ausgeschlossen sind, aber der erste Beitrag des blogs nicht älter als 4 Wochen sein sollte. Demnach muss man wohl nach der Einrichtung ziemlich schnell einige gute Beiträge veröffentlichen und sich dann zügig anmelden. Die blogs werden bei bloggerei.de nicht nur gelistet, sondern auch bewertet. Dazu wird ein Bewertungsdialog angezeigt, wenn man aus einem Blog über das Publicon zu bloggerei.de gelangt. BloggerAmt Auch auf dem Amt kann man seinen Blog kostenlos und ohne Backlinkpflicht registrieren und warten, bis er in der Liste der Topblogs nach oben wandert oder dass man zum Blog des Monats gewählt wird. Immerhin konnte ich in der Kategorie “Firmenblogs” den Blog einer so bekannten Firma wie Renault entdecken. BlogWebkatalog http://blogwebkatalog.de/ Knapp 700 blogs sind hier derzeit eingetragen, und 70 blogs warten auf die Prüfung und Aufnahme. Alle blogs werden in den jeweiligen Kategorien und im Index angezeigt. Außerdem können die blogs bewertet werden. Sind 10 Bewertungen vorhanden, erfolgt die Aufnahme in die Liste der Top Blogs. Der meistens wird darum gebeten, das Favicon in den eigenen Blog aufzunehmen, Pflicht ist es jedoch nicht. TopBlogs Hier werden die Besucherzahlen der eingetragenen blogs gezählt. Dazu wird ein HTML-Code-Schnipsel zur Verfügung gestellt, der in die Seite eingebaut werden muss. Passiert dies nicht, wird der Blog früher oder später aus der Liste gelöscht. Krone-Blogverzeichnis http://blogverzeichnis.krone.at/blogverzeichnis/featured Auch die Print-Medien sind längst online vertreten. Die österreichische Kronenzeitung bietet ein kleines Blogverzeichnis an, in das sich aus blogs aus den angrenzenden Nachbarländern eintragen können. Betrachtet man den Bekanntheitsgrad der Krone, ist das sicher keine uninteressante Sache. Blogigg Bei Blogigg geht es nicht um komplette Blogs, sondern um einzelne Blogbeiträge, die zur Steigerung ihrer Popularität eingestellt werden können. Registrierte Benutzer können die Beiträge bewerten und kommentieren. Auch eine Weiterempfehlen-Funktion steht zur Verfügung. 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Horse Book Author Blogs Cliffy’s Mom’s Blog By the shores of Gitchee Gumee by the shining Big-Sea-Water, came a little red horse! …Or something like that. Clifford is the star of the true horse story, “Clifford of Drummond Island” and the sequel, “Return to Manitou.” What started out as bloglike ramblings became a book, so never underestimate the power of the written word! “Great horse books and loved her dog ebook too.” – Joni Solis Box of Stars: Young Riders Series, Book One When a riding accident with her beloved, steel grey thoroughbred shatters Olivia’s confidence, the rest of her life starts falling apart, too. Will the “box of stars” that holds Olivia’s dream of making the national Young Riders team be closed forever? Or can cute Will Winfield’s own secret fear inspire Olivia to get back in the saddle–and back to her dreams? 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Horse Book Author Blogs Cliffy’s Mom’s Blog By the shores of Gitchee Gumee by the shining Big-Sea-Water, came a little red horse! …Or something like that. Clifford is the star of the true horse story, “Clifford of Drummond Island” and the sequel, “Return to Manitou.” What started out as bloglike ramblings became a book, so never underestimate the power of the written word! “Great horse books and loved her dog ebook too.” – Joni Solis Box of Stars: Young Riders Series, Book One When a riding accident with her beloved, steel grey thoroughbred shatters Olivia’s confidence, the rest of her life starts falling apart, too. Will the “box of stars” that holds Olivia’s dream of making the national Young Riders team be closed forever? Or can cute Will Winfield’s own secret fear inspire Olivia to get back in the saddle–and back to her dreams? Horse Business Blogs A Love for Horses Blog – your here now EquineTeleseminar Blog Don’t Look Back Horse Breeder Blogs Maple Web-Ranch MiKael’s Mania – Arabian Horses Acorn Morgans Old Growth Oak Morgans Merriewold Morgans Horse Health Blogs Sierra Lynch’s Horse IQ Barefoot Hoof Care Fran Jurga’s “HoofBlog”: News from Hoofcare & Lameness Journal Horse Photography Blogs Single Leaf Equestrian Photography Death by Photography Horse Event Photography Leslie Town Photography Horse Art Blogs Of Horses And Art petArtistWithPeaches Wildpferd Horse Training and Equestrian Riding Blogs Encyclopedia Equestria – for the thinking rider Jane Savoie’s Blog Dressage Rider/Trainer/Coach Horse Training Success Improving Communication Between Horse and Rider Horse Bliss Experiments in Equine Training The Round Pen Horse Sports Blogs Kentucky World Equestrian Games Dressage Blog… for and about Dressage Daily Dressage Digest Dressage Mom Karen’s EasyCare & Endurance Musings Vaulting Horse Racebook Insider The Eventing Blog The Homeless Equestrian Official Southern Cross Rodeo Circuit Website TurfLuck Horse-a-Holics Blog Horse blogs about Jumping Horses A Girl and Her Horse Has a nice list of other horse blog links and some good photos of horses jumping too. Horse blogs Directories/Lists EquestrianBlogging.com Horse Blogs Top 100 Equestrian Sites General Horse Blogs Flying Changes What happens when a slightly cynical, middle-aged American woman living in Ireland goes absolutely and completely horse mad? Simply Marvelous – The Wonderful World of Horses Note from Joni: One great horse story after another! I enjoyed my visit and I think you will too. GP in Montana We’re a bed and breakfast that provides horse accommodations; but I’m also chronicling our adventures as new horse owners and our training. Me & Mira My blog has a lot of pictures and posts on training & health from an amateur perspective. MidWestHorse A blog by two women who own horses and live in the midwest of the United States; blogging about horses and anything related to horses Bridlepath blog Sean’s Horse Farm and Family Blog Based On A True Story… Best of Horses Canadian Neigh Coppertop Crystal & Cookie EquineNorthNet EQUUS Equus Caballus Every Rider is for the enthusiast that seeks a better understanding and knowledge of horses and their nature. The topics will vary from training and riding to horse health and care. Halt Near X Hoofbeats Horse Approved Horses Diaries Horses on Holiday Horseshues HorsesRing I Gallop On Iron Bess Flint Memphis Horses momoxie Mr. President My Friend Shah Our First Horse Pony Tail Club Red Pony Farm Road to who knows where… Sadalbar Park Suisan The Black Stallion The Equestrian Vagabond The Equus Ink Women and Horses Horses West Trot On TV Tweet This! Welcome! 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Last night I was reading on the warrior forum about a guy that had several of his Wordpress sites hacked. I panicked a little when I read that and on impulse I ordered yet another eBook which I probably didn’t need to. Just about all the information in it could have been easily found online so I feel like it was a waste of $22.00. Another thing is that there are so many steps to secure each site that it makes it too time consuming when it comes to updating to the latest wordpress version since you have to repeat all fo the same steps again. So today I decided to check out some tutorials online that had the same information…only free. I did these today and installed on this blog as well as my other wordpress blogs. Wordpress Plug-ins To help secure and protect your blog: WP-Spam Free Plug In - Protects your blog from comment spam without bothering your readers with CAPTCHA. Also has an easy contact form that you can set up and protect your email form unnecessary spam. WP Security Scan - Scans your WordPress installation for security vulnerabilities and suggests corrective actions. Login Lockdown - Records the IP address and timestamp of every failed login attempt. If more than a certain number of attempts are detected within a short period of time from the same IP range, then the login function is disabled for all requests from that range. This helps to prevent brute force password discovery. Admin SSL - Admin SSL secures login page, admin area, posts, pages - whatever you want - using Private or Shared SSL. Other Security Tips: Prevent your directories from being indexed in the search engines. Add this line to your robots.txt file: Disallow: /wp-* Hide your plugins folder. Check to see if it is hidden ex: http://mysite.com/wp-content/plugins If you can see a list of all your plug ins, they are not hidden! Open your .htaccess file and edit it with notepad. add this to the file some where after the # BEGIN WordPress line : # Prevents directory listing IndexIgnore * Hide your wp-config.php file. Since this file holds your database information you will want to hide this from public view. open up your .htaccess file again and add this: <Files wp-config.php> order allow,deny deny from all </Files> I found this great post with 18 security plugins and tips. but some of them don’t work because of my server and one just doesn’t work right (Stealth Login locked me out of my site and had to delete the folder in the plugins folder then had to delete my .htaccess file in order to reach my log in page again.)
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Last night I was reading on the warrior forum about a guy that had several of his Wordpress sites hacked. I panicked a little when I read that and on impulse I ordered yet another eBook which I probably didn’t need to. Just about all the information in it could have been easily found online so I feel like it was a waste of $22.00. Another thing is that there are so many steps to secure each site that it makes it too time consuming when it comes to updating to the latest wordpress version since you have to repeat all fo the same steps again. So today I decided to check out some tutorials online that had the same information…only free. I did these today and installed on this blog as well as my other wordpress blogs. Wordpress Plug-ins To help secure and protect your blog: WP-Spam Free Plug In - Protects your blog from comment spam without bothering your readers with CAPTCHA. Also has an easy contact form that you can set up and protect your email form unnecessary spam. WP Security Scan - Scans your WordPress installation for security vulnerabilities and suggests corrective actions. Login Lockdown - Records the IP address and timestamp of every failed login attempt. If more than a certain number of attempts are detected within a short period of time from the same IP range, then the login function is disabled for all requests from that range. This helps to prevent brute force password discovery. Admin SSL - Admin SSL secures login page, admin area, posts, pages - whatever you want - using Private or Shared SSL. Other Security Tips: Prevent your directories from being indexed in the search engines. Add this line to your robots.txt file: Disallow: /wp-* Hide your plugins folder. Check to see if it is hidden ex: http://mysite.com/wp-content/plugins If you can see a list of all your plug ins, they are not hidden! Open your .htaccess file and edit it with notepad. add this to the file some where after the # BEGIN WordPress line : # Prevents directory listing IndexIgnore * Hide your wp-config.php file. Since this file holds your database information you will want to hide this from public view. open up your .htaccess file again and add this: <Files wp-config.php> order allow,deny deny from all </Files> I found this great post with 18 security plugins and tips. but some of them don’t work because of my server and one just doesn’t work right (Stealth Login locked me out of my site and had to delete the folder in the plugins folder then had to delete my .htaccess file in order to reach my log in page again.)
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Product Description How to setup, configure and customise this powerful PHP/MySQL based Open Source CMS Install, configure, administer, maintain and extend Drupal. Control access with users, roles and permissions Structure your content using Drupal’s powerful CMS features Includes coverage of release 4.7 In Detail Drupal is one of the most popular content management systems on the internet. Based on PHP/MySQL, its power and flexibility combined with its exceptional design mean it is already on the way to becoming the de facto standard for CMS Websites. Drupal’s modular design and structured source code make it both highly flexible and easily extended and modified. Drupal is extremely scalable, making it ideal for both a simple personal website as well as an industrial strength commercial or institutional web presence. Drupal is a model open source project in that it has a large, friendly community of people who contribute to the project in various ways. 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Drupal is not only free and easy to use, but this community provides on going mutual support. Drupal’s power means choosing an initial pathway can be daunting. The flexibility and power of its content management features mean the right approach needs to be taken. This book takes you from initial set up through site design and creation in a series of carefully structured steps. While there are a few advanced topics that are beyond the scope of the book, all of the core stages of creating a website using Drupal are covered in detail. What you will learn from this book? Chapter 1 introduces you to the world of Drupal and looks at where Drupal comes from, where its going and what it can offer you. Because it is important to understand the nature of the tasks which lie ahead, it also discusses how to plan and build your website, taking a sneak preview of the book’s demo Website in the process. Finally, we scrutinize the Drupal community and learn how to make the most of Drupal as an organized, living entity and not just a piece of software. Chapter 2 deals with how to get everything you need up and running on a development machine and also briefly looks at how all the requisite technologies gel together to produce your working Drupal site. Once everything is up and running, and after looking over some of the more common installation problems, the chapter presents a short tour of Drupal in order to give you an idea of what to expect. Chapter 3 looks at the most general settings which all Drupal administrators need to contend with. Everything from determining your site’s name to dealing with the cache or file system settings gets treated here before we look at more focused and complex issues in the chapters to come. Chapter 4 sees us adding functionality to the newly created site. The focus of this chapter is really on modules and how they can be added and enabled, or even how to obtain modules that are not part of the standard distribution. Since blocks are often required to display the functionality provided by modules, this chapter ends off with a discussion on how to control blocks. Chapter 5 concerns itself with the topic of access control. Drupal has a sophisticated role based access control system, which is fundamentally important for controlling how users access your site. This chapter will give you the information you need to implement whatever access controls you require. Chapter 6 gets to the heart of the matter by beginning the book’s coverage on content. Working with content, what content types are available, administering content and even a discourse on some of the more common content related modules serve as a basis for moving to more advanced content related matters that follow in the next chapter. Chapter 7 gives you the edge when it comes to creating engaging and dynamic content. While this chapter doesn’t require you to be an expert in HTML, PHP and CSS it does introduce you to the basics and shows how, with a little knowledge, extremely powerful and professional content can be created. That’s only half the story, because later on it looks at categorization and how this particular feature of Drupal sets it apart from everything else out there. Chapter 8 gives you a run down of how attractive interfaces are created in Drupal through the use of themes. As well as discussing briefly some of the considerations that must be taken into account when planning your website, it ends off by looking at how to make important modifications to your chosen theme. Chapter 9 really adds the icing on the cake by looking at a host of more advanced topics. From creating flexible content types and generating revenue from ads, all the way through to building dynamic content using Ajax, you will find something to enhance your website and add that something special. Chapter 10 takes a pragmatic look at the type of tasks you will need to be proficient in in order to successfully run and maintain a Drupal site. Whether its setting up cron jobs or making backups of your database, everything you need to do throughout the course of running your newly created website will be covered here. Appendix A deals with the all important topic of deployment. Because all major work should be done on a copy of your Website on a development machine, this appendix presents a sound process for taking the finished product and making it available for public consumption on your host site. Who this book is written for? This book will suit anyone who has a need to create a content rich website. Whether you are: Adding a personal web page Building a forum Writing a collaborative book Retailing goods Creating a blog Launching a community Website This book will prove to be an indispensable companion. Both experts and beginners to computing alike will find the information contained herein to be accessible and easy to intuit. About the Author David Mercer David Mercer was born in August 1976 in Harare, Zimbabwe. Having always had a strong interest in science, David came into regular contact with computers at university where he graduated cum laude with majors in applied math and math (although he minored in computer science). As a programmer and professional writer who has been writing both code and books for about nine years, he has worked on a number of well known titles, in various capacities, on a wide variety of topics. His books have sold tens of thousands of copies and have been translated into over 6 different languages to date. David finds that the challenges arising from the dichotomous relationship between the science (and art) of software programming and the art (and science) of writing is what keeps his interest in producing books piqued. He will no doubt continue to write professionally in the future. David balances his time between programming, reviewing, writing, and contributing to interesting web-based projects such as RankTracer and LinkDoozer. When he isn’t working (which isn’t that often) he enjoys playing guitar (generally on stage and unrehearsed) and getting involved in outdoor activities ranging from touch rugby and golf to water skiing and snowboarding. Visit RankTracer or find him on LinkDoozer where he is generally lurking. 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Blogueiro Famoso que teve seus blogs Removidos
Publicado porRaul Pedro 4 visualizações
02/08/2009
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Acabo de receber a notícia que o meu amigo Paulo Araujo teve todos os seus blogs removidos. O Paulo, a quem chamo carinhosamente de Pai da Web, foi quem me apresentou a blogsfera e atua com excelentes trabalhos na internet há mais de 10 anos. Seus blogs estão em várias categorias como: tecnologia, inclusão digital, cinema, telefonia, dentre várias outras. Todo o seu trabalho sempre foi feito com carinho, amor e dedicação. Diária. Sempre apoiou campanhas e desenvolveu voluntariamente ajudas principalmente no âmbito social. Uma dedicação desde o início para um mundo melhor, menos sofrido. Posso destacar dois exemplos recentes. Apoiou a campanha de prevenção da AIDS e destacou orientações sobre a gripe Influenza H1N1 em seu blog de cinema, o Cineplanta (um dos blogs removidos sem prévia notificação). O Paulo também desenvolve apoios com patrocínios em eventos ligados diretamente as crianças.
Em resumo meus amigos… Todos os blogs dele (aproximadamente 15) foram criados e estão hospedados na plataforma blogspot. Hoje pela manhã (01/08/09), ele não conseguiu acessar o painel do blogger com o seu login (conta Google|gmail).
Eu nunca estive em uma aula de informática. Sempre vou pela lógica. Aprendi os primeiros passos com o Paulo e sigo, dando continuidade ao meu trabalho no Quiosque Azul, lendo e estudando tutoriais online oferecidos por muitos blogs de dicas blogger.
Sou solidário a essa ocorrência, mas não sei como ajudar na posição de web designer. Por isso, escrevo a todos para pedir orientação.
Não estou bem de saúde e não poderei acompanhar as possíveis ajudas que irão surgir neste artigo. Peço que, por favor, dirijam a sua solidariedade e as ajudas técnicas para o meu querido e amado amigo Paulo Araujo, meu Pai da Web, aqui no campo comentário.
Tenho um carinho especial de longa data pelo diHITT e devo voltar aqui somente na próxima segunda-feira (03/08/09).
Desde já agradeço a atenção de todos e peço desculpas se não fui muito claro na minha mensagem. Desculpem-me se a formatação deste post não ficou boa (não sei publicar direto na comunidade blog do Quiosque Azul aqui na rede diHITT). Desculpem-me se “comi” algumas vírgulas e/ou deslizei em alguma concordância na redação desta notícia.
Ajude ele e clique aqui para fornecer ajuda!
Link direto para a notícia original: http://www.dihitt.com.br/noticia/por-favor-ajudem-o-meu-pai-da-web#lermais
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Blogger, beløn dine læsere!
Posted on July 22nd, 2008 by Therese
Som en del af min brainstorm omkring hvilke blogplugin, jeg kunne lave som en del af mit speciale, har jeg skrevet en hulens masse ideer ned under overskriften “Beløn dine læsere”. Man vil jo som blogger gerne være sød ved sine læsere og til tider vil man gerne opfordre sine læsere til at udvise en bestemt adfærd (såsom at efterlade en kommentar) mod at de så får en belønning som modydelse. Men hvordan kan man belønne sine læsere på en blog (og hvordan kan man lave et plugin der understøtter det)? Mine umiddelbare tanker kommer her: Man kan selvfølgelig holde en konkurrence med fysiske præmier - den model kender jeg fra mit version2-job, hvor deltagerne kan vinde en præmie hver uge, hvis de bliver kåret som ugens gruppemedlem. Derudover udloves der præmier for at tilmelde sig version2s nyhedsbrev. Konkurrencer i en privat blogsammenhæng var der også et eksempel på på Leif Carlsens blog: Verdenen Omkring Mig. En præmie kunne også være mere uhåndgribelig i form af gode råd og benyttelse af bloggerens ekspertise; hvis du har en blog om blogs, så kan du f.eks. udlodde en gennemgang af vinderens blog med gode råd til forbedringer eller hvis du har en blog om den tekniske side af wordpress, kan du udlodde teknisk support. Find selv på flere :-). Endnu en variant over emnet kunne være at udlodde adgang til ekstramateriale i form af f.eks. videoer eller indlæg med adgangsbegrænsning - det man på udenlandsk ville kalde “premium content”. Det kunne også være deltagelse i et offline arrangement, såsom konferencer/fester/midddage/foredrag. Online belønninger kunne være magt til at bestemme emnet for næste blogindlæg, et link til læserens blog, reklameplads eller ros/anbefalinger/omtale. Man kan også uddele ære i form af titler som månedens bloglæser (eller en ærestitel som altid optræder ved deres kommentarer) eller måske plads i en Hall of Fame (bedste kommentarer, flest kommentarer, gæstebloggere og så videre)? Men ovenstående type præmier er engangsfornøjelser - man kan også belønne sine læsere på en måde der understøtter deres forhold til bloggen over længere tid og måske trækker dem længere ind i kredsen af trofaste supportere af bloggen. Man kan f.eks. belønne sin kommentatorer med troværdighed evt. i form af forhåndsgodkendte kommentarer (hvis man normalt har kommentarmoderering på), en særlig fremhævelse af deres kommentarer ved at de står tydeligere end andres, man kan uddele guldstjerner til de bedste kommentarer (den metafor kunne jo virke ret godt på en skoleklasseblog), man kunne definere en ny rolle på bloggen med mere magt end den normale bloglæser, og denne kunne f.eks. have sit eget login og kan bidrage til bloggens udformning (fungerer godt i communities - se f.eks. wikipedia). Man kan også indføre et financielt system på bloggen, hvor man kan optjene point ved at gøre visse ting og disse point skal man så enten give ære ved at man ligger nummer 1 i konkurrencen eller de skal kunne omveksles til en ydelse eller præmie som bloglæseren ønsker at modtage. Disse muligheder kan forandre bloglæserens indstilling til bloggen fra at være endnu et blogsite, som de læser til at være deres fælles site med bloggeren, hvor de også bidrager jævnligt. Dette ønskede forhold til dine bloglæsere får du dog allerbedst ved at vise interesse for dem, svare på deres kommentarer og også besøge deres blogs og efterlade kommentarer. Alt dette er jo så fint understøttet af wordpress i forvejen, men det kan være man kan finde endnu en måde at understøtte det på? Hmmm - så kan jeg ikke finde på flere ting lige nu. Hvad synes du? Er der nogle gode ideer imellem eller måske nogle der er en dårlig ide? Har du nogle gode forslag til hvordan man belønner sine bloglæsere?
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Blogger, beløn dine læsere!
Posted on July 22nd, 2008 by Therese
Som en del af min brainstorm omkring hvilke blogplugin, jeg kunne lave som en del af mit speciale, har jeg skrevet en hulens masse ideer ned under overskriften “Beløn dine læsere”. Man vil jo som blogger gerne være sød ved sine læsere og til tider vil man gerne opfordre sine læsere til at udvise en bestemt adfærd (såsom at efterlade en kommentar) mod at de så får en belønning som modydelse. Men hvordan kan man belønne sine læsere på en blog (og hvordan kan man lave et plugin der understøtter det)? Mine umiddelbare tanker kommer her: Man kan selvfølgelig holde en konkurrence med fysiske præmier - den model kender jeg fra mit version2-job, hvor deltagerne kan vinde en præmie hver uge, hvis de bliver kåret som ugens gruppemedlem. Derudover udloves der præmier for at tilmelde sig version2s nyhedsbrev. Konkurrencer i en privat blogsammenhæng var der også et eksempel på på Leif Carlsens blog: Verdenen Omkring Mig. En præmie kunne også være mere uhåndgribelig i form af gode råd og benyttelse af bloggerens ekspertise; hvis du har en blog om blogs, så kan du f.eks. udlodde en gennemgang af vinderens blog med gode råd til forbedringer eller hvis du har en blog om den tekniske side af wordpress, kan du udlodde teknisk support. Find selv på flere :-). Endnu en variant over emnet kunne være at udlodde adgang til ekstramateriale i form af f.eks. videoer eller indlæg med adgangsbegrænsning - det man på udenlandsk ville kalde “premium content”. Det kunne også være deltagelse i et offline arrangement, såsom konferencer/fester/midddage/foredrag. Online belønninger kunne være magt til at bestemme emnet for næste blogindlæg, et link til læserens blog, reklameplads eller ros/anbefalinger/omtale. Man kan også uddele ære i form af titler som månedens bloglæser (eller en ærestitel som altid optræder ved deres kommentarer) eller måske plads i en Hall of Fame (bedste kommentarer, flest kommentarer, gæstebloggere og så videre)? Men ovenstående type præmier er engangsfornøjelser - man kan også belønne sine læsere på en måde der understøtter deres forhold til bloggen over længere tid og måske trækker dem længere ind i kredsen af trofaste supportere af bloggen. Man kan f.eks. belønne sin kommentatorer med troværdighed evt. i form af forhåndsgodkendte kommentarer (hvis man normalt har kommentarmoderering på), en særlig fremhævelse af deres kommentarer ved at de står tydeligere end andres, man kan uddele guldstjerner til de bedste kommentarer (den metafor kunne jo virke ret godt på en skoleklasseblog), man kunne definere en ny rolle på bloggen med mere magt end den normale bloglæser, og denne kunne f.eks. have sit eget login og kan bidrage til bloggens udformning (fungerer godt i communities - se f.eks. wikipedia). Man kan også indføre et financielt system på bloggen, hvor man kan optjene point ved at gøre visse ting og disse point skal man så enten give ære ved at man ligger nummer 1 i konkurrencen eller de skal kunne omveksles til en ydelse eller præmie som bloglæseren ønsker at modtage. Disse muligheder kan forandre bloglæserens indstilling til bloggen fra at være endnu et blogsite, som de læser til at være deres fælles site med bloggeren, hvor de også bidrager jævnligt. Dette ønskede forhold til dine bloglæsere får du dog allerbedst ved at vise interesse for dem, svare på deres kommentarer og også besøge deres blogs og efterlade kommentarer. Alt dette er jo så fint understøttet af wordpress i forvejen, men det kan være man kan finde endnu en måde at understøtte det på? Hmmm - så kan jeg ikke finde på flere ting lige nu. Hvad synes du? Er der nogle gode ideer imellem eller måske nogle der er en dårlig ide? Har du nogle gode forslag til hvordan man belønner sine bloglæsere?
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Vælg det vigtigste fra YouTube
Posted on October 12th, 2008 by Therese
Rigtig mange bloggere bruger YouTube-videoer på deres blog til at illustrere en pointe eller bare vise de videoer frem som de nu har fundet. Men hvad hvis det brugbare klip ligger begravet inde midt i videoen? Der er faktisk et trick. Du kan angive hvornår det embeddede klip skal starte i forhold til den originale video (oprindelig kilde). Hvis du f.eks. vil embedde denne video om hvordan man opretter en blog vil du kopiere embedkoden fra YouTube som den ser ud her: <object width=”425″ height=”344″><param name=”movie” value=”http://www.youtube.com/v/pVfuAGxxBR0&hl=en&fs=1″></param><param name=”allowFullScreen” value=”true”></param><embed src=”http://www.youtube.com/v/pVfuAGxxBR0&hl=en&fs=1″ type=”application/x-shockwave-flash” allowfullscreen=”true” width=”425″ height=”344″></embed></object> Men hvis du f.eks. vil have videoen til at starte 43 sekunder inde i videoen skal du så tilføje denne ekstra information i koden, så den kommer til at så sådan ud: <object width=”425″ height=”344″><param name=”movie” value=”http://www.youtube.com/v/pVfuAGxxBR0&hl=en&fs=1&start=43“></param><param name=”allowFullScreen” value=”true”></param><embed src=”http://www.youtube.com/v/pVfuAGxxBR0&hl=en&fs=1&start=43” type=”application/x-shockwave-flash” allowfullscreen=”true” width=”425″ height=”344″></embed></object> Så den kommer til at starte sådan her: Så vidt jeg kan se er det ikke præcist på sekundet, men snarere et hop til nærmeste “naturlige klip” i filmen - f.eks. får jeg denne video til at starte ved 36 sekunder uanset om jeg skriver at den skal starte ved 43 sekunder eller 48 sekunder. Det kan være der er andre der har en god forklaring på dette fænomen?
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Vælg det vigtigste fra YouTube
Posted on October 12th, 2008 by Therese
Rigtig mange bloggere bruger YouTube-videoer på deres blog til at illustrere en pointe eller bare vise de videoer frem som de nu har fundet. Men hvad hvis det brugbare klip ligger begravet inde midt i videoen? Der er faktisk et trick. Du kan angive hvornår det embeddede klip skal starte i forhold til den originale video (oprindelig kilde). Hvis du f.eks. vil embedde denne video om hvordan man opretter en blog vil du kopiere embedkoden fra YouTube som den ser ud her: <object width=”425″ height=”344″><param name=”movie” value=”http://www.youtube.com/v/pVfuAGxxBR0&hl=en&fs=1″></param><param name=”allowFullScreen” value=”true”></param><embed src=”http://www.youtube.com/v/pVfuAGxxBR0&hl=en&fs=1″ type=”application/x-shockwave-flash” allowfullscreen=”true” width=”425″ height=”344″></embed></object> Men hvis du f.eks. vil have videoen til at starte 43 sekunder inde i videoen skal du så tilføje denne ekstra information i koden, så den kommer til at så sådan ud: <object width=”425″ height=”344″><param name=”movie” value=”http://www.youtube.com/v/pVfuAGxxBR0&hl=en&fs=1&start=43“></param><param name=”allowFullScreen” value=”true”></param><embed src=”http://www.youtube.com/v/pVfuAGxxBR0&hl=en&fs=1&start=43” type=”application/x-shockwave-flash” allowfullscreen=”true” width=”425″ height=”344″></embed></object> Så den kommer til at starte sådan her: Så vidt jeg kan se er det ikke præcist på sekundet, men snarere et hop til nærmeste “naturlige klip” i filmen - f.eks. får jeg denne video til at starte ved 36 sekunder uanset om jeg skriver at den skal starte ved 43 sekunder eller 48 sekunder. Det kan være der er andre der har en god forklaring på dette fænomen?
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