• This is very funny. Via Boing Boing, here’s a new way to format music lyrics. Those of you with outliners… you’ll understand.

• Seth Godin posted a picture of how people view online search results. Here’s the conclusion of the story at SearchEngineResults.com:

People continue to favor organic listings over paid search listings, unless the paid search listing is at the top of the page.

And yet many search engine marketers are ignoring search engine optimization, opting instead to go the “easier” route of buying sponsored listings. The increasing body of research is very clearly saying that it’s a mistake to rely solely on paid listings to drive visitors to a web site. A well-balanced search marketing campaign should incorporate both well-crafted search engine optimization efforts as well as paid listings to capture the full range of searcher behavior.

• I love CSS, but it can be a bitch to tweak. CreativeBits (an indispensable graphic design/OS X site) recently pointed to StyleMaster 4, a new program that promises to make stylesheet editing a little easier. And if you really need to dig in to the code and tweak like a mofo, MacMerc and others have been buzzing about The CSS Anthology. Sure, it’s print, but nothing’s perfect.

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