Trackback dead?

April 27th, 2005 francois Posted in technology enablement |

Tom Coates over at Plasticbag thinks so…I know it might, but I hope it isn’t. If comments are next, and tags after that…we ought to find a way to stop it.

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Hillside Meditations Says:
May 4th, 2005 at 3:39 am

Are Trackbacks Dead?

Via Chetan Ckunte´ s blog and BlogaholicsI came upon this thread, apparently started by Tom Coates of plasticbag.org:
Ongoing is a discussion whether the trackback function in blogs is “dead”, meaning no longer usable because of trackback-spamming.
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