Blogs and feeds

Feb 09, 2009 13:53

I've been vaguely using LJ as an RSS feed reader for ages, but have just started moving over to Google Reader, and am trying to impose some order on the non-LJ stuff I'm reading. And part of 'imposing order' means gathering up new and exciting stuff to read ( Read more... )

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several_bees February 9 2009, 15:32:30 UTC
I delete everything from my RSS reader every 18 months or so, to stop it getting overburdened - the theory is that I'll only remember to re-add the stuff I actually found useful, and have space for new things, and not for ever have more to read than I can possibly manage. And I'm at a fairly low ebb at the moment. But off the top of my head, and in a sort-of thematically linked ramble...

Things is collections of links about interesting stuff, very irregular, no real consistent theme though some skewing towards architecture; Strange Harvest is more commentary, less links, more architecture-and-design focused; City of Sound is all design and cities and books; Infovore is mostly links with brief commentary, lots of design and game stuff; Raph Koster is lots of game-related stuff from a designy angle. Hm, it's fairly clear where my obsessions are these days. Mimi Smartypants is not connected to any of my current obsessions but is great, very personable and cheerful-cross-cheerful, and writing in the kind-of "here are some things that happened that were amusing for these reasons, here are some links, hello, conversation conversation, HOORAY!" tone that is part of what I like about many people's livejournals.

Things I am involved in: The Sandpit is allegedly Interesting Games+Cities Stuff from a few people involved with the Hide and Seek festival, but we have been very lax about ever actually writing anything. But we had a meeting last week where we sternly resolved to do so. We'll see. Minor Delays is (in the process of becoming) a short story for every tube station, in alphabetical order - currently up to Barkingside.

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triskellian February 9 2009, 17:24:21 UTC
Lots of interesting stuff - thank you!

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