Viva Google

About three months ago I blogged about the strategic mistakes the internet companies are making about banning iranian people from accessing resources and software applications which only leads to stop ordinary citizens to enjoy internet freedom which they already have a bitter taste of that. I also left some comments here and there (like on NVidia blog which has been removed - you can see the pictures on my post) to express the issue as well.
What Google has announced is very appriciating and quiet cool to see. I hope others will take this path as well. And again I should thank Microsoft about not getting into these banning plans ever.
Back again on Google, there are still resources they have packed to not to be seen by iranians like code.google.com or the Blog This! extension for google chrome. I can understand some thoughts behind restricting access to google code (for copyright issues not anything else) but the Blog This extension is obviously a  good way for sharing information and resources which needs to be taken care of.

Hola, Windows Live Writer

You already know that this post is just published by Windows Live Writer. It's amazing. It's free. It has great look, it's WYSIWYG just as in your blog. The styling is just professional. I'm impressed. But! There's a but! The tools doesn't support updating the blogger post tag list. It just insert them in the post. Am I missing something.

I need to work around it to see how could it help me promote the blog by integrating to other live services.

Open Society, is it real?

Today was tough. Blogger didn't work, Technorati played me long and I couldn't calim my blog. I try to be optimistic to this but are they really facing technical troubles or it's just my region. If I could not have a little taste of freedom in the cyber, so where the hell I should go and what the hell I could do?!