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Doc on Radio
Testes, testes, 1,2...1,2... Okay, I am with Craig Burton on the phone and looking at his amazing tutorials in some other browser windows, writing and editing in Radio Userland for the first time. Pretty cool. Strange. After I wrote the above, I got an error message along with nothing posted. Then I spent the last hour (the first half with Craig's help), and finally gave up, went to "Edit in Browser" mode, found what I wrote in Radio, clicked on the Post button, and there it was. Now I'm editing in Radio again. Let's see what happens when I save it. Hm. I get error messages whether I Save, Save as... or View in Browser. And nothing gets posted. But when I go back to the browser itself, and click on "Edit This Page," there's what I just wrote here in Radio, and it shows up when I hit "Post Changes." Whatever. We're getting closer... Now after a few hours off the air (unable to edit in Radio, for some reason), with some help from Brent, we seem to be running again, sort of. Hmm. More errors. Looks like I've got more digging to do... Meanwhile, I can't help blogging away. I just heard from Bruce Kasonoff, whom I enjoyed meeting and sharing a panel with at the recent Personalization Summit in New York. When asked on the panel about the future of personalization, Bruce replied with skepticism about the future of marketing, which I thought took some balls, considering the fact that the audience appeared to consist mostly of marketing folks. Check out Bruce's latest article, Who Will Write the Rules of E-Commerce. Also check out his own first list of rules, which you can download as a .pdf from his home page. And look, I have paragraphs now! My goal is to be a jock on this thing (I still have a black belt in MORE, so watch out).
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