I've been trying LinkedIn's article publishing system for a month or so. Its prettier than blogger - and really anything is prettier than blogger - and it drops content right onto people's feeds. Its still not the hypertext wonderland I'd hoped it was. I like hypertext. I'd like to point to specific definitions or formulations and build on those, sort of like an encyclopedia. Also LinkedIn clips all cases of two characters after a period to one, which I don't particularly care about. I don't have a dog in that fight. But it has left me with an inconsistent approach to characters after the period.
But it works. Lots of views. Here's the two posts:
Semantic Debt: A New Way to think about Data Management Operations
There's only four kinds of failure in data management
The point of this blog
Welcome to the beginning of the film
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