Murray Woodman

I have been interested in RDF and Topic Maps for a while so I thought that it would be interesting to see how some of the concepts in these specifications could translate across to WordPress. I had recently moved my topicmap.com site across to WordPress and was wanting to wring some more semantic goodness out of the standard install. Specifically, I wanted to add metadata which could be linked. more…

The Sydney Institute publishes the Sydney Papers, a quarterly publication of the various speeches given at weekly events. The Sydney Institute required a CMS which would allow them to maintain a subscription list where paying members have access to protected content. This was implemented as a WordPress site with a subscription manager. more…

I’ve just set up this blog using Blogger. Wouldn’t have done it if it wasn’t for the orange “b” in the google toolbar. One day I’ll get around to posting up some of my ideas… I’ve got a whole heap scattered around the place. Some of them go back several years – before this blog post. I’ll set the dates retrospectively on them so that there is some kind of chronological ordering.

Update

Yep. I have worked through my various scribblings and have now uploaded some blog posts. Yipee.

At the time of inspiration I genuinely felt that there was something innovative in each of the ideas. In many (most) cases a little research demonstrated that the idea wasn’t that new and in fact someone had managed to implement it to a certain degree. Oh well. I’ve still included the ideas though for historical purposes. The joke is that many of the AdSense ads actually are for the idea

There are of course a few ideas that I have held back on. I’m hoping to make something of them before releasing them to the world.

Update: I moved the blog to WordPress in May 2009 and am happy for it.