Aggregating Turk: My new link blog (sort of) – level ___
Many folks have link blogs or link posts, so I’ve decided to start contributing to the aggregation of interesting information, but I’m going to do it in a different way. I’ll be using Google Reader to _share_ the posts I find interesting.
My link blog is here: http://www.google.com/reader/shared/06565136891718494073?c=CNz6iqX2nIsC
This is just a page that pulls in the posts I find interesting. It also comes with a feed, so if you’d like to subscribe, add this feed:
FEED: http://www.google.com/reader/public/atom/user/06565136891718494073/state/com.google/broadcast
As I find things, I’ll “share” them, and they will appear in this aggregated feed. Feel free to use me to scour information on the web and provide a distilled down version of my interest segment. You can probably find out a lot about me by seeing what I find interesting. You will see a lot about Agile development, how to run a software team, OO programming, etc.
Darn, we were too late!
FeedGhost (our RSS reader for Windows) lets you produce link blogs, with one neat addition to Google’s: you can add your own comment to explain what you thought was interesting. Additionally, as well as the usual RSS feed and web-page, you can add a gadget to your website listing your latest linked articles.
Hey ho. I’ll be subscribing to your link blog, whatever the provider.
Stu
Whoa, I tried google reader some time ago when it was still in v0.lame state. This is really really cool.
I’ll abandone omea for this, thanks for sharing this idea! 🙂