My online world

ByMike McBride Reading Time: 1 minute

I changed the sidebar to reflect not only the projects I have, but also links to the RSS feeds for those that have one. For those reading in a feed reader, my online world looks something like this (subject to change):

My Tech Blog / RSS

My Child Abuse Blog / RSS

My link blog

My Flickr / RSS

MySpace page

Friends in Tech Group Blog / RSS

LinkedIn Profile

Friends of the Library

Finnegan’s Travel Blog

My Twitter/ RSS

Note that I did not include a link to the RSS feed for my link blog, if you’re subscribed to this feed, you already see that stuff in this feed anyway in the daily “links” posting from Feedburner.

Now the real question is, how many of you are interested enough to subscribe to more than one feed, or try to mashup some of my feeds to get the content you want from them. I’m guessing probably not many of you, but just in case, there it is. 🙂

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