Remember when blogs were fussily called weblogs? While checking posts from my now defunct KnowIt blog I spotted this mention of MarsEdit 1.0 from 11 December 2004: Ranchero Software's MarsEdit 1.0 … is a weblog editor for Mac OS X that makes weblog writing like writing email—with spell-checking, drafts, multiple windows, and even AppleScript support. It works with various weblog systems: Blosxom, Conversant, Manila, Movable Type, Radio UserLand, TypePad, WordPress, and others. Congratulations must go to Brent Simmons who has released Mars Edit today after a period of thorough development and bet... miraz.me

@Miraz I remember when blogs were called “web logs” 😀 Though not a user of MarsEdit anymore, I loved that app.

@Miraz Some still call them weblogs… 🙂

@maique LOL

@Miraz Oh yes! I still remember hearing someone on the radio explain how he kept a public log of all the web sites he discovered and visited, and thinking “hey, I do the same thing on my web!”

@Miraz I also remember reading it as "We Blog" or "We Blogs" during that fad. 😂

@gregmoore Hahaha! 😂 Makes me remember when I first saw the word “meme”, I thought it was “meh-meh”, (French-like). @Miraz

@odd I did similar, asking a work colleague what a "Mee-mee" was.

@odd @gregmoore Ce n’est pas évident, quand même.

@Miraz also note the use of Mac OS X, now just macOS.

@artkavanagh I had to use computational translation to get that, but you’re right.

@Miraz I don’t remember when I first used MarsEdit but it was a very long time ago.

@khurtwilliams Good to know it's been around almost 20 years now. It's saved me loads of hair pulling and hundreds, maybe thousands of hours.

@odd @gregmoore During my teaching degree, I once had to attend a lecture on using "mee-mees" in lessons to increase students' engagement (...I think). The fact that this guest lecturer whose field was supposedly social media culture was pronouncing the word that way left me unable to take them seriously... 🙁

@jayeless @odd @gregmoore I was part of a meeting once where a senior teacher of French kept pronouncing resumés (as in CVs) as 'resumes' — the English word for continuing. Drove me batty!

@jayeless @Miraz Haha 😆 Neither of those speakers would instill much confidence.

@jayeless I can see that. Not a very organic approach. I remember my boss at the time used to have “funny pictures/videos from the web” in presentations for developers, but this mostly predated memes, I think. There were no text on the images.

@Miraz Haha! 😂