(UPDATE, Apr. 20, 2005: Furl and Del.icio.us: Almost Perfect Together)
I’ve reluctantly come to the conclusion that my current approach to providing lists of interesting links (via “grab bag” articles) is not sustainable. I’m forever behind. I’m serious. In archive, my CONTENTIOUS-to-do category was up to nearly 225 items!
Also, while it helped simplify presentation to group items into topical lists, that approach also has disadvantages namely, I could only assign categories to the list as a whole, not to specific items in the list.
My goal with my grab bags has always been to enable my clients and readers to learn from my never-ending learning process. However, it simply takes too much time to write a blurb on every item I discover that’s worth sharing. If I fall too far behind in noting useful items, some of them lose the value of timeliness.
So here’s my solution: del.icio.us an amazingly useful online tool I’ve long overlooked…
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