THE LANGUAGE OF BLOGGING
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RSS (REALLY SIMPLE SYNDICATION)
A way of handling the latest items posted
on a website, especially suited for blogs
because it alerts users whenever their
favourite blogs are updated. It can also
“syndicate” content by allowing other
websites (simply and automatically) to
reproduce all or part of a site’s content.
Spreading fast, especially on media websites.
RSS AGGREGATOR
Software or online service allowing a
blogger to read an RSS feed, especially the
latest posts on his favourite blogs. Also
called a reader, or feedreader.
RSS FEED
The file containing a blog’s latest posts. It is
read by an RSS aggregator/reader and
shows at once when a blog has been updated.
TRACKBACK
A way that websites can communicate
automatically by alerting each other that an
item posted on a blog refers to a previous
item.
WEB DIARY
A blog.
WIKI
From the Hawaiian word “wikiwiki” (quick).
A website that can be easily and quickly
updated by any visitor. The word has also
come to mean the tools used to create a
wiki (wiki engines). Blogs and wikis have
some similarities but are quite different.
BLOG
Short for Weblog. A website that contains
written material, links or photos being
posted all the time, usually by one individual,
on a personal basis.
(TO) BLOG
Run a blog or post material on one.
BLOGGER
Person who runs a blog.
BLOGOSPHERE
All blogs, or the blogging community.
BLOGROLL
List of external links appearing on a blog,
often links to other blogs and usually in a
column on the homepage. Often amounts
to a “sub-community” of bloggers who are
friends.
BLOGWARE
Software used to run a blog.
COMMENT SPAM
Like e-mail spam. Robot “spambots” flood
a blog with advertising in the form of bogus
comments. A serious problem that requires
bloggers and blog platforms to have tools
to exclude some users or ban some
addresses in comments.
CONTENT SYNDICATION
How a site’s author or administrator makes
all or part of its content available for posting
on another website.
MOBLOG
Contraction of “mobile blog.” A blog that
can be updated remotely from anywhere,
such as by phone or a digital assistant.
PERMALINK
Contraction of “permanent link.” Web
address of each item posted on a blog. A
handy way of permanently bookmarking a
post, even after it has been archived by the
blog it originated from.
PHOTOBLOG
A blog mostly containing photos, posted
constantly and chronologically.
PODCASTING
Contraction of “iPod” and “broadcasting.”
Posting audio and video material on a blog
and its RSS feed, for digital players.
POST
An item posted on a blog. Can be a message
or news, or just a photo or a link. Usually
a short item, including external links, that
visitors can comment on.
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What are tags?
Tags
are short words and phrases used to organize your journal. When making
an entry, you can specify keyword tags for the entry. Then, if your
journal is using the S2 style system, you can display only the entries
with that particular tag.
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