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Saturday, November 7, 2026 Yesterday's rollout of BonBonWeb was a great success. I think we have actually launched a new genre of the web, based on the original web before it was taken over by the silos. Everyone loves Markdown, which was not news to me. It's so simple you can't hide any michegas. And it gives writers control of the things we want control of , without miring us in the details of CSS. And then expert web designers can create stylesheets that work for us, and we will make it easy to add those to your BonBon, and presumably our competitors will do the same. Because I'm doing the initial implementations of each component of this web, and setting the expectation of the separation power between writers and readers, any competitor is going to have to do the same. I learned this from podcasting. The first podcast client, which I wrote, established OPML as the format for interchanging subscription lists. Doing the same kind of thing here. Set...

China News 08-Nov-2026   CIIE 2026: From global products to the future of industry How is the China International Import Expo (CIIE) connecting global businesses with China's vast market? From international products finding their way into everyday shopping baskets and new opportunities for China-Canada trade to deeper industrial cooperation and cutting-edge technologies, explore how the expo is creating opportunities across markets, industries and supply chains. Read More   ...

Friday, November 6, 2026 Good morning and welcome to my idea of a new web. You'll be hearing a lot about this, it's a prototype for the web of Markdown, aka the Writers Web or BonBonWeb, and it'll probably get a few more names pretty soon. And all the tools you've seen me writing and releasing in 2026 play a role here, including RSS.chat and FeedLand . It's all one big new web that is easy to write for and even easier to read. It's the writersweb I've been talking about for so long, and textcasting , and every part is replaceable. Every part. There will be no silos here . It's my last big contribution to the world I believe in, one where software's value is expressed only in terms of price, performance and functionality. I have a funny feeling all your social network software will jump on this bandwagon before too long, and with your help that can happen. All you have to do is use it. I often do a screenshot of a new product on ...

China News 06-Nov-2026   Understanding the CPC's governance approach: Global perspectives What can the world learn from the Communist Party of China's (CPC) approach to governance and self-governance? This CGTN series explores the CPC's commitment to full and rigorous self-governance through key terms from its latest resolution and perspectives from foreign political party representatives. Featuring voices from Africa and Europe, the reports examine how the CPC's experience in strengthening Party discipline, combating corruption, pursuing self-reform and putting people first offers insights for socialist parties and developing countries seeking to improve governance and sustain lo...

Thursday, November 5, 2026 When working with Claude I learn more about the way my mind works. I am building a demo for a new product and see some quirky behavior. Should I pause and tell Claude, or just keep going and assume I'll see it again and can report it then. If I switch over to Claude and report it, pretty good chance it will write me a multipart document that i have to at least skim to see if there was anything in there I needed to know. The real answer I was looking for, "yes i can fix that, say go if you want me to do it now." Boom. That's how I want my machine to work. I explain to it that it must be more concise. This might be the real frustration of all writers in every medium. You can't write down your thought process, it has to be in your brain before you can write it. To an outside observer you look interruptible. And Claude doesn't even understand the concept of being interrupted and losing your train of thought. No doubt i...

Wednesday, November 4, 2026 I want to find all the recent podcast interviews that Jamie Raskin has done. Is there a service that can do that? # It's time for citizens to really unite # The mid-term election was a blowout for Democrats. # I am so happy today to be able to write those words. # So many things to say, first a few notes. # Citizens United was the real loser in this election. And the missing ethics rules that allow members of the government to legally do insider trading, which they actually do, a lot of. A political job in Washington is worth real money, legally. # The TV here in the NYC area included local races in the Hudson Valley (where I live) and New Jersey, and they were vicious and on all the time. NYC itself not so much. # Often all the commercials in a single break were political. Some of them were so lame and sarcastic I thought they were actually ads for the competitor they were ...

Tuesday, November 3, 2026 Frontier's debugger is back # The Frontier debugger now works in Atlantis, the version of Frontier that runs on modern systems, the one I have been using for everyday work for a month or so. # I write software in the debugger, testing each addition after writing it, to see that the input produces the expected output. I also use it to see why code that has worked for 10 years now doesn't produce the expected result, ie debugging. # A UserTalk script, stopped at a breakpoint. Full size screen shot . # Linkblog items for the day Google Will Turn Off Search for Schools That Reject A.I. nytimes.com Donald Trump is about to redefine the lame-duck presidency. theatlantic.com Apple and Google remove crowdsourced ICE agent tracking apps. apnews.com Trump’s Closing Election Message Was Mostly About P...

Monday, November 2, 2026 Podcast: A web for writers . How Twitter has become a blogging platform, but how the differences between its editor and Claude's editor illustrates how we need to change things if we want the web to work well for writing. We've been living with a bad situation ever since we started writing in a web browser. 10 minutes. I was making an effort not to wonder off like I always do. I did do a bit of wandering, but also didn't forget why I picked up the phone to record it. # This was the post I was talking about in the podcast. I ended up using the post that was published before it was ready. On re-reading it wasn't that bad. A few typos and incoherent phrasing. # What's on my plate # Atlantis is the new version of UserLand Frontier that runs on modern systems. As I've said earlier, I'm surprised how well we covered all the bases, it's reliable, it works like Frontier works with...