http://kintespace.com/rasxlog/?p=191 I preach these Blues, then choose my seat and sit down. Thu, 12 Aug 2010 16:27:56 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 http://kintespace.com/rasxlog/?p=191&cpage=1#comment-1226 the rasx() context » Blog Archive » Feeds vs. Favorites Wed, 28 Sep 2005 05:47:46 +0000 http://www.kintespace.com/rasxlog/?p=191#comment-1226 [...] There used to be entire magazines devoted to “Favorites”—interesting/useful web sites—so one Blog entry about this matter can’t hurt more than a stack of Yahoo! Internet Life back issues. Continuing to work with my “XML Favorites for Windows,” I see the opportunity to reduce the number of links to web pages as their “feed” equivalent dominates with convenience. It’s not quite putting the kinté links page out of business but I do find that this page is less and less there for my ‘personal’ use. I leave many links there because of my assumption that others out there in the kinté space have not taken advantage of using “feeds” instead of Favorites. Simultaneously, there are web sites that simply do not have feeds. And, of course, there are sites that require a favorite link—web applications like those listed “Consumer Items” among the kinté links. And now some random shots: [...] [...] There used to be entire magazines devoted to “Favorites”—interesting/useful web sites—so one Blog entry about this matter can’t hurt more than a stack of Yahoo! Internet Life back issues. Continuing to work with my “XML Favorites for Windows,” I see the opportunity to reduce the number of links to web pages as their “feed” equivalent dominates with convenience. It’s not quite putting the kinté links page out of business but I do find that this page is less and less there for my ‘personal’ use. I leave many links there because of my assumption that others out there in the kinté space have not taken advantage of using “feeds” instead of Favorites. Simultaneously, there are web sites that simply do not have feeds. And, of course, there are sites that require a favorite link—web applications like those listed “Consumer Items” among the kinté links. And now some random shots: [...]

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