Purely by accident, I discovered that a website I run for Balerno Community Council was returning some unpleasant hidden content every time any of its pages was accessed. The content – a list of links to dodgy pharma etc websites – was invisible to browsers, but was only too visible to search engines. The hack [...]
…but if you develop mass-market software, you need to please most of them most of the time. If you’re really smart, you can then please the rest of them by providing a mechanism for extensions. Extensions are a way to add in features to a piece of software which appeal to a sub-set of users, [...]
We’ll be using the OCS software to manage the OpenOffice.org Annual Conference this year (and any other OpenOffice.org Conferences that want to use it). If you want a sneak preview of the site, look here Grateful thanks to the Public Knowledge Project for a great piece of open-source software.
