TP [02.17.08 09:29 AM]

We've also been kicking around adding some kind of widget to radar that would let us collectively share our del.icio.us links, or something like that.



I'd love to see a Radar shared-links feed akin to Google Reader.

  Patrick Berry [02.17.08 09:43 AM]

That Harper's link is interesting, but contains some slightly crazy comments, like that Google is bad because even if it uses green energy/carbon credits it can't make Microsoft and Yahoo! do the same. /rubs eyes Whaaaaaaaa?

  Miguel de Icaza [02.17.08 10:38 AM]

Brian Jones announcement of the release of the file format documentation is here:

http://blogs.msdn.com/brian_jones/archive/2008/02/15/binary-documentation-doc-xls-ppt-and-translator-project-site-are-now-live.aspx

Straight from the source.

Miguel.

  Vincent van Wylick [02.17.08 11:50 AM]

We have such a system on a group-blog of 15, though I can't say adoption is great. It's based on delicious + a tag that aggregates them all.

As far as your links go, I really like it when people add 1-2 sentences to why the link is so valuable. Or else it's just… a bunch of links. Hope you're not offended, I just think it's both valuable to readers, and also has some reflective value to the blogger posting them.

Vincent.

  Mike Olson [02.17.08 01:09 PM]

Tim, I really like these link-collection posts on some of the other blogs I read. Mark down a "yes" vote from me.

  Alex Andronov [02.17.08 10:37 PM]

I have to say I'm with Vincent on context front.

I have quite a few sources of links, but I don't have time to go through them all. A small bit of additional context can go a long way.

  haptiK [02.18.08 12:32 AM]

i come here to read your commentary not to follow links. prefer it that way thanks!

  Joshua [02.19.08 03:40 PM]

Thanks for the interesting links. The article "Artificial Intelligence at Human Level by 2029?" is very interesting. Unfortunately, I am also too busy to comment all articles. The web 2.0 seems to be tooo big for my little time :)

  Patrick Buckley [02.25.08 09:30 AM]

Hi Tim,
We are working on a link list tool at http://www.webmynd.com.

We can also make you your own public reel of websites akin to our OpenMynd reel

http://www.webmynd.com/welcome_reeler, but embedded in your blog so your, readers can see what you think is interesting. Please contact me if your interested in such tools.

Thanks,
Patrick