Today, for example, I fixed a typo in the Iraq/Iran salonika post and posted another entry about the blogger being sued by the Scientologists, neither of which are visible at my site as of right now, a good seven hours later.
I noticed the typo unfixed a while back so I told Radio to republish the home page. Checked again later: still not updated. I quit Radio and restarted it (that often does the trick—these problems often occur after my Mac has been asleep all night), and republished again. No such luck.
I've checked in several browsers, so I don't think it's a cache problem.
I'm kinda posting this just to see if it jogs things loose. Also to vent.
categories: radioactive
10:54:30 PM 
say what []
A reader, probably looking for news of the blogger being sued by the Scientologists, ran across a September 23rd post to this blog in which I quote Dylan Tweney writing in his blog: "Thought experiment: What will happen to the free-and-easy culture of the blogosphere after the first weblogger (journalist or otherwise) gets sued for libel?"
As my reader points out, "A blogger is getting sued," so Dylan's thought experiment will now play out in the real world. K5 has the 411.
categories: metablog
1:59:31 PM say what []
Camille Roy's Ich Bin Ein Iraqi blog at Salon recounts her memories of a childhood in Iraq and takes on the powers-that-be in their drive to war, past and present.
By coincidence, topping the Salon rankings these days is Hilary and Kathy's Tehran <–> Washington, DC 1970–1973 teen girl blog, featuring a series of letters the two wrote each other roughly 30 years ago.
1:53:25 PM say what []
