Another odd one Is it just me or is there no way to start a new topic at Feed Informer’s forum? If not, how have others started theirs?
One out of eight is a majority in Google-land Here’s how Lucire looks via Sucuri, referred by a friend of mine. Given that Google is the only one that thinks we’re dodgy, why on earth do so many sites rely on it, when seven others think we’re fine?
Bollocks So now, Google says OpenX code is malicious. The funny thing is that half the time, these point to Google Doubleclick ads.
Welcome to Facebook (WTF) Friendfeed is still broken. They aren’t ever going to fix this, are they? I suspect Instagram, another Facebook acquisition, is heading down the same path. Allegedly, Facebook was going to fight the Instagram spammers last December—sorry, folks, but you’re losing.
Google changes the rules for another site Here we go again with Googlebot. No issues for years, and now, it’s refusing to crawl because of a file that was never there.
We love our VIPs Looks like Dave has the same issue with Westfield’s website as I do with … well, heaps of others.
Facebook hides everything Hmm, not much on my Facebook any more. It goes back as far as … midday today.
Facebook’s still finding its feet We are back to a Facebook wall, rather than the Timeline—and it appears the Recent Activity box is now gone, unless you view your profile as someone else. That means you can no longer see many of your own likes and recommendations, unless they happen to wind up on your wall.
Take two So I tried reloading. Apparently, now I don’t use Facebook enough. OK.
Not long after, I deleted my Zeebly account. Obviously, it’s too damned buggy.
Oh, no, 2013 does not exist yet! On Facebook, there is no 2013. The Mayans were off by a few days. (Most likely, it is related to this old bug, which originates from the Facebook wisdom that all its 1,000 million members live in California.)
Quick and mostly irrelevant thoughts from a 
