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Dean Goodmanson

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Dean Goodmanson is a Python blogger
The Hand of FuManChu PUTs POST in perspective Posted: Jul 7, 2005 9:42 PM
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Referrer inspired communication is nifty. http://planet.python.org/ brought me this gem regarding semantics of HTTP's PUT vs. POST.

My recent encounter with this while digging about REST is the XML.com article "How to create a REST protocol" and the comments at the bottom.

It's neet to see weblogs in motion, with referrer references (logs, del.icio.us, aggregators ..)  as a sole means of passive communication. Sam Ruby wants to use this to garner more iTune's attention to this, while this post gives you a recap of the general flavor of the blogging culture around a year (or two?) and some monts ago. I chuckled at how personality could not be subdued. It's currently at 66 posts, and I haven't caught up, or saw if Dave Winer has chimed in.

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