Comments on: Too Much Content For One Blog http://deys.ca/?p=534 Home of the DeysCast, The Country Music Cast and My Blog Wed, 04 Aug 2010 19:10:58 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: musica http://deys.ca/?p=534&cpage=1#comment-143161 musica Fri, 08 May 2009 05:58:08 +0000 http://deys.ca/?p=534#comment-143161 good post, i totaly agree with you good post, i totaly agree with you

]]> By: musica http://deys.ca/?p=534&cpage=1#comment-140040 musica Fri, 08 May 2009 01:58:08 +0000 http://deys.ca/?p=534#comment-140040 good post, i totaly agree with you good post, i totaly agree with you

]]> By: Michael Eh? http://deys.ca/?p=534&cpage=1#comment-140004 Michael Eh? Tue, 05 May 2009 14:36:25 +0000 http://deys.ca/?p=534#comment-140004 What about a RSS reader that works with tags? Like those posts tagged with 'COUNTRY'? Or filters to RSS? What about a RSS reader that works with tags? Like those posts tagged with 'COUNTRY'? Or filters to RSS?

]]> By: Anthony Marco http://deys.ca/?p=534&cpage=1#comment-139984 Anthony Marco Mon, 04 May 2009 17:35:01 +0000 http://deys.ca/?p=534#comment-139984 Great post! It started to get me thinking about the efforts I used to make to keep up with a list of podcasts on a daily basis, or, for that matter, trying to keep up a Twitter feed. In both cases, I became resigned to the fact that my ingestion of content would always be limited, and that I'd always be missing something.<br><br>I agree that fragmenting is not the best option. Feeds can work, but in following them, I find myself getting into recursive circles of disengagement with what I SHOULD be doing. IOW, going back into feeds drags me off task with sometimes very good, yet distracting information.<br><br>I'll never see everything I want to see. Great post! It started to get me thinking about the efforts I used to make to keep up with a list of podcasts on a daily basis, or, for that matter, trying to keep up a Twitter feed. In both cases, I became resigned to the fact that my ingestion of content would always be limited, and that I'd always be missing something.

I agree that fragmenting is not the best option. Feeds can work, but in following them, I find myself getting into recursive circles of disengagement with what I SHOULD be doing. IOW, going back into feeds drags me off task with sometimes very good, yet distracting information.

I'll never see everything I want to see.

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