Like many other people, I switched to Feedly as my Google Reader replacement. The import worked well; as part of that process, in the “Uncategorized” category, I found dozens of blogs that hadn’t published for years.
I removed most of those subscriptions, but some of them I couldn’t bring myself to get rid of:
And I’m not sure that making access to the archives of those (in some cases deleted) blogs harder is entirely consistent with a vision of “Organizing the World’s Information”.
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Oh wow, those are three blogs worth memorializing. (Particularly why and Surfer Girl. CPU was also obviously great but never really my thing.)
7/24/2013 @ 11:47 am
Creating Passionate Users probably actually had the most impact on me personally. (Though if I’d come to why earlier, that might have been different.) It, along with a few other blogs (Presentation Zen, at least) was saying things about how to talk to people and how to relate to people that I hadn’t seen articulated that way before.
And then, of course, it turned important for a rather different and sadder reason. (And one that has not gotten any less relevant as the years go by…)
7/25/2013 @ 9:04 pm