The RSS feeds, anyway. I was finding that all I’d do was scroll through reading updates and by the time I’d reached the bottom there’d be a new set to look at, so I’d start again. I have no self control when it comes to information.

I may log in to Bloglines and clean most of the feeds out, so I’ve got a shorter list, but I have found myself more productive since I closed it last week. Information addiction versus increased productivity. Can there be a trade off?

Update I shall now look at my RSS feeds once a week and have a mad frenzy of linkblogging as a result.

The RSS feeds, anyway. I was finding that all I’d do was scroll through reading updates and by the time I’d reached the bottom there’d be a new set to look at, so I’d start again. I have no self control when it comes to information.

I may log in to Bloglines and clean most of the feeds out, so I’ve got a shorter list, but I have found myself more productive since I closed it last week. Information addiction versus increased productivity. Can there be a trade off?

Update I shall now look at my RSS feeds once a week and have a mad frenzy of linkblogging as a result.

This is the Yahoo Pipes version of the list. The code’s a lot simpler, but there are fewer customisation options.

If it works I may use it to replace the clutter on the sidebar with a dynamic list of what’s going on elsewhere.

Spinneyhead’s other stuff

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If you read Spinneyhead through RSS (and I know there’s at least one of you who does) could you make sure you’re subscribed through the Feedburner version of the RSS feed. I’m just trying to de-clutter stuff a little, and if you’re all subscribed through the one place it’ll help me know how many of you there are.