Follow me on Diigo, too
April 24, 2008 at 6:20 pm | In web |Aside from posting to Twitter (where there’s a certain art to making posts that stay under 160 characters in length — microblogging as haiku on steroids?), I also add frequently to my Diigo account, which you can see here. When I have time, I annotate my bookmarks extensively, so there’s actually something to read.
It’s way better than Del.icio.us, in my opinion.
Sometimes I bookmark items because they spark enough to make me comment at length (as Doc Searls’s April 19/08 article, Understanding Infrastructure, did), or else it’s part of my current effort to immerse in urbanism-related issues (if that’s of interest, please take a look at CEOs for Cities blip.tv clip, Chicago’s Green Dividend: totally fascinating). And sometimes it’s – urgh! — nostalgia, as triggered for example by this Better Bad News clip. Ha, innocent days, when whether or not “embedding” a brand name could be considered selling out… Man, we were all such schmucks…
The Follow me on Diigo, too by Yule Heibel, unless otherwise expressly stated, is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 License.
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