Need to give thought to the placement of titled and untitled postes. Titled posts on the main blog page do not have an obvious ending and if an untitled post follows immediately it is likely the reading will think that paragraph is part of the titled post and it might not make sense. I noticed that when I originally added the About Links titled post below immediately after, and thus rendered immediately before the paragraph that starts "Added the About tab." Noticing this, I moved the One More, With Feeling picture between the two which makes an obvious break.#
- Radio3 has long been an important part of my reading workflow and what you see in Links is part of that flow. I mainly use River5 as my RSS feed reader, and for articles in it that I want to read later I "share" the link (little arrow by each feed entry) to Radio3 where I post it to my linkblog feed. I have a IFTTT recipe that monitors the RSS feed of that linkblog and adds new entries to Pocket, which is where I then read the item when I have time. #
- So, long story short, Links is a list of items that saved for reading later. You might find them interesting too. #
Added the About tab. Created a new outline, about.opml. This outline is not a blog, so just created regular, non-dated heads. Added a little bolding. Made about.opml public, copied the public URL and pasted that for the value for urlAboutOpml in the OMPL Header of blog.opml. #
Need to give thought to the placement of titled and untitled postes. Titled posts on the main blog page do not have an obvious ending and if an untitled post follows immediately it is likely the reading will think that paragraph is part of the titled post and it might not make sense. I noticed that when I originally added the About Links titled post below immediately after, and thus rendered immediately before the paragraph that starts "Added the About tab." Noticing this, I moved the One More, With Feeling picture between the two which makes an obvious break.#
- Radio3 has long been an important part of my reading workflow and what you see in Links is part of that flow. I mainly use River5 as my RSS feed reader, and for articles in it that I want to read later I "share" the link (little arrow by each feed entry) to Radio3 where I post it to my linkblog feed. I have a IFTTT recipe that monitors the RSS feed of that linkblog and adds new entries to Pocket, which is where I then read the item when I have time. #
- So, long story short, Links is a list of items that saved for reading later. You might find them interesting too. #
Added the About tab. Created a new outline, about.opml. This outline is not a blog, so just created regular, non-dated heads. Added a little bolding. Made about.opml public, copied the public URL and pasted that for the value for urlAboutOpml in the OMPL Header of blog.opml. #