With the Trump act of war on Venezuela, I am resuming capturing the CNN live blog for this topic at my Linkblog47 linkblog.
Linkblogging
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The 2025 Linkblog King Award goes to Taegan Goddard’s Political Wire website, who posted the following stats: “I published 15,516 posts on Political Wire last year — an average of more than 42 posts a day.” Congratulations!
Shouldn’t RSS feeds have link URLs?
An interesting note – I wanted to link to the entry at links.daveverse.org for a particular link. I went to the site, did not see an easy way, so I went to the RSS feed linked at the bottom of the site. To my surprise, the feed listed items pointing to the links.daveverse.org item, but that item did not have the URL related to that item. I finally found them at https://dave.linkblog.org/. However, this seems to be at odds with Dave Winer’s own description of what a linkblog feed should be – what’s up with that?
Use case: linkblogging as curation
I have experimented with several methods of curating links:
- Zettlekasten/directory of links organized by categories (used Drummer, created a OPML file, rendered by the “this.how” feature within Drummer)
- Website using categories (used Hugo, with Fluency theme, each link had a page, used tags for classification)
- WordPress (used Links category to collect just links)
My struggle is – am I just collecting stuff? This article talks about how to break that cycle, I should read it again….