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Those of you who have been visiting Splat regularly, might have seen a lot of changes that are happening around here in the past 24 hours. These changes have been made after quite a bit of considerations on the mission of WiseTome.com.

The mission of WiseTome is to become a continuously expanding library of articles and information on growing number of topics.

We have had several extensive articles on each levels of the technology stack that makes up the abstract system of computer and internet. We had a basic overview of it, and mildly in depth view on different levels from transistor to chip level units.

For some time now, Splat has been providing feeds for you keep yourself updated. As of now, there is another option - email subscription - if you are not using any feed readers.

Just pop your email address into subscription form in the sidebar, and confirm it by clicking the link that comes in your email. (If the email does not show up in few mintues, check your spam folder).

I am not sure what are the factors - chat, email, forums, text messages, or just the fact that people do not have time. There does not seem to be an effort to write properly, leave alone beautifully. There seems to be not much of an effort put into spelling and grammar.

For all the aspiring pro-bloggers out there, you must have already read Darren's post on future publishing. But many times, the post is in a state when it cannot be published and needs a bit more input before hitting the road. That is when we save it as a Draft. And quite often, if you are like me, things can go out of the hand, and you will end up with more of those links (assuming you are using Wordpress).

Well, it seems natural to me that I came across ISSN as I looked around to know more about ISBN and UPC.

There is nothing much, to state about ISSN, other than the fact that it is International Standard Serial Number.

ISSN is given to a periodical, or a magazine. It does not matter if it is print media or online media. It just has to be a periodical publication.

I am not sure what has made this change here at Splat, but if you noticed a procrastinating person like myself have been able to do something like post every day for more than a week now.

For the past two weeks, there have been quite a handful of basic posts on XML here at Splat. Here is a round up and links to all of them.

Why is it that as an organization or company grows large, it seems to start operating on the other side of moral line? Does it not seem like a pattern that seems to be followed by every behemoth out there?

In view of the recent irregularities in the posting at Splat, I would like to bring to note to the readers of Splat, that feeds are available for the updates made.

Use the orange feed icon to grab the feed link. Or you can use this: Splat Feed

To know more about feeds,youcan gothrough some earlier posts: