h1. What is it?

ozimodo is a "Ruby on Rails":http://www.rubyonrails.org powered 
"tumblelog":http://www.kottke.org/05/10/tumblelogs.  It's like a blog, but different.

Tumblelogs are quick-and-dirty.  They are loosely structured and used to share
various iotas of interest.  Throw a link log, a moblog, a quote blog, and a code 
blog (%(aside)colog? quoblog?%) into a blender and out pops a delicious, fat 
free tumblelog.

Two popular tumblelogs are "projectionist":http://project.ioni.st and 
"Anarchaia":http://www.anarchaia.org (%(aside)the progenitor%).  They're easy 
to understand once you see it in action.

h1. So... what do I do?

Got a cozy little hut where Rails is welcome?  Great!  "Download":download.html 
ozimodo and "get started":install.html.  You'll be tumbleloggin' in no time.

h1. Features!

* Support for a billion different post types
* Caching
* Ta-ta-tagging
* Inline, Ajaxy editing of tumbles
* Atom feed
* "Command line tumbler":oz.html
* A totally awesome "REST API":api.html
* Flexible: use it as a moblog, a real blog, or your own crazy hybrid
* Totally open source.  Hack it apart and 
"send us a patch":http://rubyforge.org/projects/ozimodo!