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Raising Chickens
Good Blogs and Bad Blogs
Three Questions: Rats as Urban Design Consultants
Book Review: The World Without Us
The World Without Me
Alternatives to Plastic Garbage Bags
Providing Shelter for Wild Birds
Here is my card for the Winterfest in July Bingo fest. It runs from July 1-30. Celebrate all the holidays and traditions of winter! ( See all my…
Today is sunny, muggy, and warm. I fed the birds. I've seen house finches and a squirrel. After lunch, we moved the rest of the walnut logs. Most…
Apparently all kinds of things go on inside goldenrod galls, beyond the caterpillars who make them. Fascinating. I've seen the galls but haven't…
January 29 2009, 18:48:21 UTC 12 years ago
I wish I had your energy, okay similar amount, you need your own energy, so my having it wouldn't be much help to you. At least I get to have some advantage from all your energy because I don't have to do the work to find all the interesting articles you point out. I very much appreciate it.
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January 29 2009, 19:34:12 UTC 12 years ago
By all means, subscribe to the RSS feed. (There is one for Hypatia's Hoard of Reviews and another for Gaiatribe: Ideas for a Thinking Planet.) I'm hoping to get some of my LJ friends over to those blogs because LJ folks are more talkative than average.
However, RSS feeds are like the Friends page: you have to remember to check them and it's easy to fall behind. It occurred to me that people might appreciate a weekly list of highlights (the Hoard list is just the reviews, though, not the newsclips there). This seems to reach a different audience than the offsite blogs or the in-LJ RSS feeds, because I see a bump in traffic whenever I post the weeklies. If you miss that post, you can find it in the "blogging" or "review" tags ... hmm, I should probably make a "This Week On" tag too.
Thank you for the feedback! It helps with targeting, when I know what people find to be useful.