Category Archives: Bloggity Blog

Programming Note: We’re Going Wayback

One of this blog’s great tragedies was when Blogger EATED all my old posts. Well, my Wayback machine-fu has become much mightier, and I’ve been able to resurrect them. For those of you who follow my Twitter feed, you’ll see … Continue reading

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Program Announcement

I’m travelling. The blog, like the Mighty Mississippi, will keep rolling on, but I probably won’t respond to emails or comments very quickly.

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Top Ten Mad Biologist Posts for 2011

Actually, it’s the top ten since I opened the new digs in September. I will note that most of my traffic comes in through the front page, so thank you to the regular readers. Anyway, these were the top ten … Continue reading

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What Scientists Could Learn From “The Economics of Economics Blogging”

At VoxEU, Paolo Manasse asks the following about economics blogging: Why do many economists, especially in the US, devote a lot of time and effort to manage a blog (notable examples are Steve Levitt, Paul Krugman, Brad De Long, Greg … Continue reading

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Welcome and Programming Note

It seems this post about pox parties has drawn a lot of new people to the blog, including some new registrants. I’m usually a bit more involved in comments, as well as emailing people (I have always received a lot … Continue reading

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Serious Programming Note: We’ll Probably Be Moving

The odds are really, really good I won’t be here for much longer.
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Paul Krugman Is Very Shrill

As a fellow card-carrying member of the Ancient, Holy and High Hermeneutic Order of the Shrill, I mean that as a compliment.
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I HAZ LINKROT?!? On the Etiquette of Internet Citations

I went through some of my 2006 posts. Of the links that didn’t link to my blog, about twenty percent were dead.
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Why Federally-Funded Academics Should Seriously Consider Blogging Pseudonymously

“They’re trying to intimidate me. What they’re saying is that if an academic raises these kinds of questions, we’re going to make his life really uncomfortable.”
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Arsenic Life and Misunderstanding the Intertoobz

Dear clueless dorks: comments are separate from the post–which can be well written and have scientific merit.
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