You’ll know that I love good writing. My blogroll\/links\/Bloglines selections are testament to my favourite sources of writing, but many of those folk over there are ‘friends’ as well as sources of writing that interests me.<\/p>\n
This morning I discovered (discovered as in Magellan or Marco Polo. Sorry. That’s a line from last night’s West Wing) a source of erudition and literary readability that puts my own occasionally (some unkind folk might user the word ‘mainly’) incomprehensible meanderings in to the shaded place where they firmly belong.<\/p>\n
Martin Weller writes knowingly on why Technorati is dead in the water<\/a>, whereas all I can say is ‘Technorati is broken’.<\/p>\n Martin Weller also exposes the flaws in Lord Carter’s Digital Britain<\/a> report, while all I could do was read it and think ‘the guy who wrote this is a right twat who doesn’t get it’.<\/p>\n But best of all, Martin Weller looks at Tony Blair’s decision to take this country in to a war with Iraq<\/a> and not only exposes a chink of Blair’s psychological flaws, he also closes with a very telling question.<\/p>\n