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More press…

I got a few emails from folks in Texas this morning. Looks like John Cook’s article about rapid startups made it into Statesman.com.

October 22, 2007 | FEEDJIT | No comments

Friday rocks!!

…especially when you’ve been quoted on the front page of a major newspaper. 🙂 (The Seattle PI) Congrats to Brian Dorsey and his team who built and launched Tagmindr in 6 hours. Brian and I have chatted via email several times this week and we still haven’t met. Hopefully this week at Seattle Tech Startups […]

October 19, 2007 | FEEDJIT, Startups | No comments

FEEDJIT New version released

I’ve released a new version of FEEDJIT with the following improvements: A real-time traffic feed updated every second on the home page We’ve upgraded to a 64 bit platform that is handling a lot of traffic. Watch the real-time feed to see some of the traffic we process. However, we are currently only at 2% […]

August 25, 2007 | FEEDJIT | 1 comment

FEEDJIT notice to bloggers

I posted this a few minutes ago on FEEDJIT. Reposting here: Sunday, August 19, 6pm PST: A message to our webmasters: Due to massive demand for FEEDJIT widgets and some extremely high traffic blogs using our service, we’ve had to delay the statistics reported by the map widget and the traffic widget by 1 minute. […]

August 19, 2007 | FEEDJIT | No comments

Get a real-time map widget showing where in the World your blog visitors are

Bobby from Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster came up with an idea for another FEEDJIT widget after we launched the first one on Thursday. He suggested a map showing where your users are that’s updated in real-time. That was the day before yesterday, so I launched it today. Spaghetti Monster is also our first […]

August 18, 2007 | FEEDJIT | No comments

My name is Mark Maunder. I've been blogging since around 2003 when I started on Movable Type and ended up on WordPress which is what I use to publish today. With my wife Kerry, I'm the co-founder of Wordfence which protects over 5 million WordPress sites from hackers and is run by a talented team of 36 people. I'm an instrument rated pilot and I fly a Cessna 206 along with a 1964 Cessna 172 in the Pacific Northwest and Colorado. I'm originally from Cape Town, South Africa but live in the US these days. I code in a bunch of languages and am quite excited about our emerging AI overlords and how they're going to be putting us to work for them.