Jan
19
2005

seen: level of access

Washington Post columnist/blogger Joel Achenbach writes about the types of users defined by his blogging tool (TypePad):

So anyway, there’s “junior author” and “author” and “owner,” but I think there’s an even higher level than that, an uber-owner, with a sign-on that allows you to rearrange everything on our site AND go over to the Times site and insert mistakes.

(Achenblog: “Blog Bugs” - 01/18/05)

On a related note, I’ve enjoyed following this blogging experiment by a major mainstream media entity thus far (it just launched this week). It’s a fun mix of writer personality and news product self-promotion.

Posted at 6:02 PM in online news, seen and heard, technology

Previous entry: seen: streets like thunderdome (seen and heard) | Next entry: inaugural prom (washington, dc)

Post a comment

As a spam-control measure, your comment may require my approval before it will appear on the entry. Thanks for waiting. To avoid the moderation delay, consider filling in your e-mail address. It won't appear on the site, but I use it to whitelist frequent commenters so their comments appear automatically.


The following HTML tags are permitted (if you want to use them):
p, br, a href, b, strong, u, i, em, ol, ul, li, cite, blockquote