Back to complete entries on the home page. That’s what you wanted — by a whopping six votes to one (with one indifferent person) — and so that’s what you’ve got. I added a large date on a light gray background to separate one day’s posting from the next. I hope that helps. And I’ve also moved the list of latest posts up high on the left, so they should be easier to scan. Remember; we live to serve, but if you don’t ask, you won’t get.
Tangled Bank
The latest Tangled Bank, no 91, is up. The timing of our update on the Indian fruit genebank, published this very morning and our submission to that edition of Tangled Bank, is purely coincidental. I was happy to see Larry Moran’s debunking of the Darwin Awards, not merely because it shows again that if something is too good to be true, it is often untrue, but also because Larry has finally figured out how to submit his posts. He claims that “the people who run this carnival don’t make it easy”. I’ve no idea how he could possibly have formed that idea, but I’m glad he’s over it.
I mention that because while there are many interesting posts, there aren’t that many about our pet topic. The complexities of multiple uses of forest lands gets a good outing at Biotunes, but that’s about as far as it goes.
A cartoon about blogging
Mega meta: Luigi and Jeremy unavailable for comment.
Slimmed down front page stories
Update: with the score tied at 1 all, I put in a poll, right.
I was getting a little worried that we were posting so many items a day that some might have been slipping under your radar. So I tweaked the home page to show excerpts of each story. You have to click to continue reading. And you can use your browser’s Back button to go back, or work your way through the Latest Posts links over on the right.
