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• Ok, no matter where you stand on the acquisition

  This has to crack you up.  Microsoft to Yahoo: come back, this isn't over! - Engadget Posted Feb 13 2008, 06:24 PM by Josh Ledgard's Blog Filed under: Microsoft, mindless linkage, commentary

• Announcing Graffiti Beta 2 : Graffiti CMS

  We Telligenti have let Beta 2 of Graffiti out the door today. For those of you that don't know Graffiti is a hybrid CMS & Blogging engine. Perfect for individuals or small businesses that want to manage both relatively static and dynamic content... Posted Jan 22 2008, 12:12 PM by Josh Ledgard's Blog Filed under: telligent, blogging, mindless linkage

• Not from the Facebook Conference, but... Penny Arcade! - Facebookery

  Still funny. Penny Arcade! - Facebookery Posted Dec 05 2007, 03:16 PM by Josh Ledgard's Blog Filed under: Facebook, mindless linkage, commentary

• Rich Text Editor Control on Codeplex

  I was pushing for this release when I was at Microsoft and while I can't explain what took so long I'm just happy that the code has finally been released. Building a Rich Text Editor control is not for the faint of heart, but now you have a starting... Posted Nov 12 2007, 03:41 PM by Josh Ledgard's Blog Filed under: mindless linkage

• What I'm Reading and Writing - Testing a WLW Plugin

  I have a shared items feed from google reader , but I've been struggling with how to share that content more broadly through my main blog feed. I didn't like mirroring my shared items since it felt like content stealing and I share more than I... Posted Oct 21 2007, 04:29 PM by Josh Ledgard's Blog Filed under: social networking, Facebook, blogging, community server, Microsoft, mindless linkage, commentary, Forums, marketting, Live Writer Feed Inserter Thingy

• No Sense Linking up Twice

  I remember when I started working at Microsoft. Everyone there used MSN Messenger (if they used IM... most didn't at first) and I was the new guy from college that used AIM because all my friends where there. If a friend was on both AIM and MSN I... Posted Jul 07 2007, 11:26 PM by Josh Ledgard's Blog Filed under: social networking, Facebook, mindless linkage, commentary, opinion