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Hiya,

I've just posted about the 25 best-designed SweetCron lifestreams, and your site was included. Please visit/comment at http://www.carbongraffiti.com/notebook/2008/11/... or show some Digg love by Digging it at http://tinyurl.com/6a9aj5

Cheers!
Jon

Hiya,

I've just posted about the 25 best-designed SweetCron lifestreams, and your site was included. Please visit/comment at http://www.carbongraffiti.com/notebook/2008/11/... or show some Digg love by Digging it at http://tinyurl.com/6a9aj5

Cheers!
Jon

Hiya,

I've just posted about the 25 best-designed SweetCron lifestreams, and your site was included. Please visit/comment at http://www.carbongraffiti.com/notebook/2008/11/... or show some Digg love by Digging it at http://tinyurl.com/6a9aj5

Cheers!
Jon

Wow Thaya, that's what I call service!! You rock, thanks so much, I'll be the first to download 4.1.1. Glad I can use GreetBox again, it's great tool.

Cheers,
Jon

Hi Thaya,

Great plugin, and one I find really important for any blog.

Unfortunately, I've just come across some incompatibility issues with the JS onload used in the plugin; it's conflicting with me Coda slider on my homepage and stopping it from preloading the images. This seems to have happened only recently, though I seem to recall you releasing a newer version of Greetbox lately? Or am I mistaken?

When I disable the plugin entirely, my coda slider works fine. However, when I enable the plugin, I only use it on the single post page, yet the greetbox JS is loaded on all pages, including the homepage (where my slider is).

Could you tell me how to disable the automatic JS onload on all pages, and use it only on my single page? Alternatively, are you aware of this bug or know of any other workarounds for it? As I said, I really love your plugin and am gutted I can't use it anymore!

Regards,
Jon

Cheers Barry, thanks for the linkage. Indeed it looks like a great list, I've Delicous'd it for later reading.

Keep the momentum going! I've just written an article on this exact topic - http://www.carbongraffiti.com/2008/09/03/the-reverse-tipping-point-say-goodbye-ie6/. Getting guys like you to prove that you're considering dropping IE6 support is crucial to starting the ball rolling.

Great, great list Steffan. If you don't mind, thought I'd add my another list?
Marketing & Wordpress: 15 Top Wordpress plugins @ http://www.carbongraffiti.com/2008/08/12/market...

Cheers!

Hi Cristina,

GREAT article. Odd and almost serendipitous timing, seeing as I'm at the crossroads of launching my own thing, spurred on by constant frustrations, ineptitude, and lack of insight/foresight with my current career path.

Although your article addresses current entrepeneurs, I think as a practicing one it helps to warn of the various marketing pitches and voices out there intent on telling you what to do as a start-up, versus just doing/listening to what you know best. I know some people who take many of the seminars as gospel, often purging their own great ideas and thoughts on their service or company and replacing them with run-of-the-mill tactics and strategies. If it's your company/idea/service that you're starting, aren't you the most senior, professional consultant there is?

Thanks for the link add btw, and I've reciprocated.

Jon