More on the care and keeping of trackbacks
For clarification, this is the most simple way I can describe trackbacks:
If a citation in document A tells a reader that you're referencing something from document B, a trackback tells the reader of document B that document B is either cited or otherwise referred to in document A.
Also, if you are posting a link to the blog you trackbacked, post the static link, not the trackback link. I went through and fixed a couple (apparently I have full access to edit everyone's blog). If you want to do nifty HTML to hide your links, use this format: (you need to replace the brackets with <'s and >'s)
This (when you change the brackets to <'s and >'s)
{a href="http://masterworktheory.blogspot.com"}Evening Erudition{/a}
looks like this:
Evening Erudition
Looks much prettier, so give it a try. :)
If a citation in document A tells a reader that you're referencing something from document B, a trackback tells the reader of document B that document B is either cited or otherwise referred to in document A.
Also, if you are posting a link to the blog you trackbacked, post the static link, not the trackback link. I went through and fixed a couple (apparently I have full access to edit everyone's blog). If you want to do nifty HTML to hide your links, use this format: (you need to replace the brackets with <'s and >'s)
This (when you change the brackets to <'s and >'s)
{a href="http://masterworktheory.blogspot.com"}Evening Erudition{/a}
looks like this:
Evening Erudition
Looks much prettier, so give it a try. :)
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