Ev, founder of Blogger, moves on. Beautiful entry. Wish him the very best. Hat tip: Tantek (who got it from Dave). ¶
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Matt Mullenweg is one of PC World’s Top 50 People on the Web, Inc.com’s 30 under 30, and Business Week’s 25 Most Influential People on the Web. 
Matt | October 4th, 2004 @ 9:29 pm |
Funnily enough this comes right after I read something about Google having to worry about keeping a lot of their workforce there now that a majority are millionaires.
Tom | October 4th, 2004 @ 10:17 pm |
“Funnily enough this comes right after I read something about Google having to worry about keeping a lot of their workforce there now that a majority are millionaires.”
I heard a lot about this recently on NPR. In their place, I think that I would stick in there (assuming the job wasn’t killing me
) to see what else happens. They actually said in their report that Google isn’t expecting many people to leave because everybody there *likes* their job. Now there’s an idea! 
Dinah | October 5th, 2004 @ 12:04 am |
I’ve known Ev since before Blogger. I don’t think there’s any hidden story. He’s telling us about himself and how he approaches life and his dreams and his foilbles.
That’s what people do with blogs.
Raise a drink to the original Pyra team. Best of luck to Meg in her new career as a chef, to Ev in his adventures whatever they may be, and to pb in anything that strikes his fancy as he continues to make the web a better place to be in his own quiet way.
Simon | October 5th, 2004 @ 3:03 am |
[Irrelevant to this particular post.] Given a chain cite, it seems to be valid XHTML to nest CITE elements…would it add sufficient semantic detail? (Would anyone notice?)