PostBadge tag to show // FeedBurner FeedFlare. // ------------------------- // FeedBurner account and feed required. // Sign up at http://feedburner.com //================================================ class module_feedflare { function init(){ global $gregarious; $gregarious->add_settings ( array ( 'feedburner_url' => '' ) ); $gregarious->add_page ( 'FeedFlare', 'modules/feed-flare/icn_Flare.png', 'page_feedflare();', 'feedFlare' ); } function postbadge_tags(){ return array ( array ( 'tag' => '%FLARE%', 'replacewith' => 'feed_flare("",false)' ), ); } function update_info(){ return 100; } } //------------------------------------------ // TEMPlATE TAGS //------------------------------------------ function feed_flare($settings = '', $echo = true){ global $wp_query; $post = $wp_query->post; $sets = array('postID' => $post->ID, 'before' => '', 'after' => 'Gregarious FeedFlare', 'force' => 0 ); grab_sets($settings, $sets); if ( !$sets['force'] && hideOnID($sets['postID']) ){ return ''; } if( !$path = _get_feedburner_url() ) return ''; if( substr( $path, -1 ) == '/' ){ $path = substr( $path, 0, strlen( $path ) -1 ); } $path = str_replace ( 'feedburner.com/', 'feedburner.com/~s/', $path ); $path .= '?i='.get_permalink($sets['postID']); $result = $sets['before'] . "" . $sets['after']; if($echo) echo $result; else return $result; } function _get_feedburner_url(){ $feedurl = greg_get_option( 'feedburner_url' ); if ( $feedurl ){ return attribute_escape($feedurl); } else { $feedburner_settings = get_option('feedburner_settings'); if( is_array($feedburner_settings) && ($feedurl = $feedburner_settings['feedburner_url']) ) { return attribute_escape($feedurl); } else { return false; } } } //------------------------------------------ // OPTIONS PAGE //------------------------------------------ function page_feedflare(){ $feedurl = _get_feedburner_url(); ?> The Wide World of Wikipedia at spencerb.net
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Published on March 17, 2008 in Technology. 0 Comments Tags: , .

I was taking a look at the newsfeed for Wikipedia and happened upon this:

Talk:Code of non-infringement
Today, March 18, 2008, 12:11:04 AM | 24.23.37.62
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==General== ==General==
Would a retiring clown be able to legitimately grant his makeup scheme etc to his child, apprentice, or other designated successor? [[User:Scott Sanchez|knoodelhed]] 6 July 2005 10:16 (UTC) Would a retiring clown be able to legitimately grant his makeup scheme etc to his child, apprentice, or other designated successor? [[User:Scott Sanchez|knoodelhed]] 6 July 2005 10:16 (UTC)
+ :An individual trained by a clown may, with the clown’s permission, use parts of the clown’s bits. This includes a part of the face design, sometimes worn to show that one comes from a certain “school” or was trained by a certain clown. However, one does not ever copy a clown’s face…even if that clown is retiring. Generally speaking, one creates a unique clown. Certain exceptions are made if, for example, an individual is undertaking a whole clown. That is to say that the clown can be seperate from the performer and a man may take over a clown from his retired father. But in this case (which is rare) the entire clown’s act (name, bit, etc) and not just his face is used.

If you can sort through the code parts of this… you will see some of the not-so-important side of the wiki world.

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