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Tuesday June 10, 2003

RE: java.net's weblogs

Mike Clark does a little to answer my earlier questions regarding java.net's weblogs.

In addition to this personal blog, I'm also writing a blog on java.net, unveiled today at the opening of JavaOne.

How to maintain two blogs? Duplication is icky. So frankly, I'm not sure how this will work out yet. There will be entries on this blog that aren't relevant to the java.net audience, and vice versa. Javaish things are a subset of the entries on my personal blog. At any given time I'm fiddling with multiple languages and tools. I may actually post all blog entries here, then copy relevant entries to the java.net space. Better yet, I suspect that eventually java.net will be able to automatically slurp specific RSS category feed.

What I do know is that this will be my primary blog. If I write something on java.net, I'll let ya'll know. You can also snag my java.net RSS feed just to keep me honest.

Hmmm, java.net's weblogs seem to have some pretty good authors. They get a real big thumps up from me now that I see they have a Native Montanan blogging there!

Update: More good answers were left in a comment by James:

Some answers to your questions on both the Java.net site and on my blog.

Just the answers I wanted to hear I might add! grin

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