I have never noticed the difference between the tags <abbr> and <acronym> until I read this. It is really difficult to get a website completely compliant with the standards.

Users always find ways to turn a blog publishing system into a CMS. Just like many gurus have done for Movable Type, Justin Baeder posted his method to fully utilise WordPress. I have not got time to try it, but it may be useful for me to make an “about me” page or something like that.

Movable Type 3.0 Developer Edition was released yesterday, but the new pricing scheme is definitely a turn-off for many MT fans, including myself. As many other users suggested in Orkut forum, I am going to take a look into WordPress.

Read what Mena Trott, a co-founder of Six Apart which develops Movable Type, spoke on the change.

I have just found out that BlogMatrix stopped its service since 19 February. This type of non-money-making service may easily collapse. BlogMatrix provided RSS feed for my blog before I started to use Movable Type which creates the RSS feed for me.

The results are finally released. 24,948 votes! It really took the organiser a lot of his own time to filter out cheating ballots. Brilliant job, Phil!

As I said, I forgot to cast my vote this year (I must mark my diary for voting in the 2004 contest as soon as the nomination is announced!). My favourite blog BWG only got 2nd in the Best Hong Kong Blog category (and even my tiny little vote can’t help — it’s quite distant from the champion Gweilo Diaries)

I’ve seen the blogs in the Best Hong Kong category, but not the others. It will keep me busy at my leisure time (which can hardly be found near the end of the Lunar Year) to go through all the nominees and winners of each category.