The Daily Ping

FROM: Paul
DATE: Sunday January 16, 2005 -- 9:02:24 am

And before any feelings get hurt, I'd like to point out that for some reason I still type in some addresses instead of bookmarking them. I don't know why. I guess it keeps the brain tickin'.

FROM: dave
DATE: Sunday January 16, 2005 -- 9:59:52 am

As if to prove I'm a geek, I have the following categories in my bookmarks...politics, video games, funny, anime, and zombies. That covers about half of the links. Daily Ping, of course, gets its own top-level bookmark.

Using categories also makes it easier to clean out your list.

When Laura gets back, I'll ask her to weigh in with her digital librarian point of view.

FROM: Chris [E-Mail]
DATE: Sunday January 16, 2005 -- 10:06:00 am

I do all my blog reading in Bloglines - which sorts the blogs alphabetically.

When I book mark stuff these days I usually post it to delicio.us, although I'm horrible at actually tagging them with any usseful metadata.

FROM: Cat [E-Mail]
DATE: Sunday January 16, 2005 -- 12:09:28 pm

I also use Bloglines, and sort them by category. I cannot recommend Bloglines enough--it makes things so much faster.

My subs are on my sidebar, if you want to peek. The Ping is under "friends". Cuz you know I luv ya.

FROM: Ken
DATE: Sunday January 16, 2005 -- 11:43:21 pm

I have aol, and mt "favorites" are all just lsited, except xanga and ebay have sub categories, even though i am blocked from most of the links on the xanga sub categories.

FROM: Ryan [E-Mail]
DATE: Monday January 17, 2005 -- 9:43:10 am

I generally don't use bookmarks except for ones that I assign a keyword for in Opera (so I have my local library bookmarked and type "library" when I want to go there). However, my RSS feeds are organized in folders thusly in Sharpreader:

Friends, Mine (to either make sure my sites' feeds stay valid or to look for references/info for certain sites), Misc 1 (assorted blogs I read frequently), Misc 2 (assorted blogs I read less frequently), Movies, MP3 Blogs, Music, News, Photoblogs, Politics/Law, Products and Gadgets, Shopping, Software, Tech/Web, Veg*n, and Work.