Comments on: Update http://www.mattandnancy.org/matts-external-brain/update/ Thu, 20 Nov 2008 12:33:16 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: kirsten http://www.mattandnancy.org/matts-external-brain/update/#comment-793 kirsten Wed, 31 Dec 1969 16:00:00 +0000 http://mattandnancy.mattheerema.com/?p=288#comment-793 I like the idea of a "click here if you read this" button. I read lots of blogs but probably only comment once a week or so. I rarely feel like I have anything insightful to comment and when I do a lot of time it seems to happen while I am feeding Madeline, and hence I don't have both hands free to type. I heartily agree with your endorsement of bloglines as well -- I find it very useful! I love the ability to have an "add to bloglines" button in my firefox quick bookmarks bar...so when I find an interesting new site, I can add it easily to my bloglines subscriptions. I learned the other day that the about.com sites have feeds for new articles being posted...so, for example, I have a feed for housekeeping.about.com, which gives me links to new tips and tricks for keeping an organized house. I like the idea of a “click here if you read this” button. I read lots of blogs but probably only comment once a week or so. I rarely feel like I have anything insightful to comment and when I do a lot of time it seems to happen while I am feeding Madeline, and hence I don’t have both hands free to type.

I heartily agree with your endorsement of bloglines as well — I find it very useful! I love the ability to have an “add to bloglines” button in my firefox quick bookmarks bar…so when I find an interesting new site, I can add it easily to my bloglines subscriptions.

I learned the other day that the about.com sites have feeds for new articles being posted…so, for example, I have a feed for housekeeping.about.com, which gives me links to new tips and tricks for keeping an organized house.

]]> By: Tim http://www.mattandnancy.org/matts-external-brain/update/#comment-794 Tim Wed, 31 Dec 1969 16:00:00 +0000 http://mattandnancy.mattheerema.com/?p=288#comment-794 I like the I read this button too. Sometimes, I feel so lonely in cyberspace. I think unto myself, "No one loves me. No one cares." A button like that would either confirm or dispel my greatest fears. Oh, I'm glad to hear you're eating up the book. I like the I read this button too. Sometimes, I feel so lonely in cyberspace. I think unto myself, “No one loves me. No one cares.” A button like that would either confirm or dispel my greatest fears.
Oh, I’m glad to hear you’re eating up the book.

]]> By: Noel http://www.mattandnancy.org/matts-external-brain/update/#comment-795 Noel Wed, 31 Dec 1969 16:00:00 +0000 http://mattandnancy.mattheerema.com/?p=288#comment-795 Let me know the code, because I would like to have it on my site as well. Let me know the code, because I would like to have it on my site as well.

]]> By: paul http://www.mattandnancy.org/matts-external-brain/update/#comment-796 paul Wed, 31 Dec 1969 16:00:00 +0000 http://mattandnancy.mattheerema.com/?p=288#comment-796 I approve of the "I read this button". But I see a higher priority on cutting down on the spam that we bloggers get. BTW, Its hard for me to comment on a quote that you throw up from a book. I just feel like there is nothing that I can add or change to something that you have been reading as opposed to something that you wrote. Just thoughts in passing. I approve of the “I read this button”. But I see a higher priority on cutting down on the spam that we bloggers get.

BTW, Its hard for me to comment on a quote that you throw up from a book. I just feel like there is nothing that I can add or change to something that you have been reading as opposed to something that you wrote. Just thoughts in passing.

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