DISQUS

http://longurl.org/ now supports oohembed!

http://code.google.com/p/oo-microblogging/ might interest you too.

oo-microblogging
Object Oriented Microblogging Libraries
OO library in PHP, Ruby, and Python for easily interacting with both Twitter and Laconica APIs.

I guess I should have kept a closer eye on this thread. Oh well. Thanks for the update Stephen although you're quite right, not exactly the twist I was hoping for.

I don't care about freeware as you probably figured. It's free software (open source, call it what you want) for me or nothing. Of course, the licence is always in the hand of the developper and I respect that.

I'm surprised I didn't see the followups you linked to. I'm not perfect :)

Thanks also for the link to Project Pier, I will keep an eye on that.

Glad I could help :)

http://www.activecollab.com/blog/1/why-is-activ... says:

"Making money. I find it normal to expect something in return for your work. activeCollab will always be free but there will be commercial support as soon as we hit 1.0 for people who need a little more that community support, you can hire me to customize activeCollab to fit your needs or help you integrate it with system you are already running on your server. Or you can just see what I can do and hire me for some project not related with activeCollab."

It's pretty rare to go from a free licence to a proprietary one and to announce it in advance. It doesn't help get collaborators on board :)

Also, it's not GPL but HPL, which is a derivative of the GPL, much like the Affero Licence, which addresses distribution as a service. The GPLv3 too addresses that loophole, that's why I'm hoping it will be changed from HPL to GPL with an upcoming release.

Hi Fred,

about the activeCollab project, you're comment is a bit misleading. The licence will remain free, but like many projects of its kind, you will have the possibility of paying for commercial support. It's using a derivative of the GPL. Hopefully, we can convince the author to switch to GPLv3 now that it covers a loophole the HPL wanted to seal, thus making its licence compatible with more software.

You might find videos of interest at Google TechTalks. I'm just collecting them as they appear and provide an alternative interface for the videos. It's still a work in progress.

Phillippe, c'est à  ça que je fais référence plus haut.

I know what you mean, I'm in the same position. Well, not I, but my blog. Or maybe, really, it is I that is confused. I mean, who's to say what I should talk about? Look at my del.icio.us tags, there are hundreds of them. Bundles help a little, as does my weekly clean up.

I'm not sure how to fix that on my end, but have a hard time believing a technological solution can help. But good luck to you :)

Seems like brrreeeport fell out of the google web index. I was showing thousands of results just a few hours ago, no?