@Fred: Trackbacks vs. Pingbacks
The thought did pass my mind to clear up the confusion about trackbacks and pingbacks. But ‘Doe Niet Zo Moeilijk!‘ (Warning: Naidurlands gesproiken! ;-)) has an elaborate explanation for the taking. Although it doesn’t seem to take track-/pingbacks itself…
Anyway, I thought I’d just ping you back. 
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3 Responses to “@Fred: Trackbacks vs. Pingbacks”
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Max Says:
February 25th, 2006 at 3:14 amActually, _receiving_ pingbacks and trackbacks isn’t a problem, it’s the sending part that has issues (mostly with port 80 outgoing seems to be firewalled shut).
Just to get things straight: you _didn’t_ pingback/trackback me, right? Because if you did, I have even worse issues than I thought.
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Max Says:
February 25th, 2006 at 3:28 amHm, never mind that, I seem to have issues with Pingbacks. Great. =\
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Caspar Says:
February 25th, 2006 at 3:40 amPingback, Yes. Trackback, maybe. (There’s no ‘trackback-link’ on your blog, I could find just yet.)
(Maar je hebt me wel gevonden. Dus op track-/pingbacks hoef je ook niet erg te vertrouwen.)