permaculture

["Lawrence F. London, Jr." <venaurafarm@bellsouth.net>]

On 6/23/2010 1:15 PM, Christophe McKeon wrote:

> here's another aggregator i read every day. it's incredibly useful and i
> have
> become familiar with many new sites/authors through it that i wouldn't
> otherwise
> have known about:
>
> http://www.energybulletin.net

Another good way to gather referrences to sites you don't already know 
about to get a Facebook page, accumulate likeminded friends then visit 
their info pages browse everything in their links collections (their 
submissions of links as posts to their wall or as notes), all the groups 
or pages they like or subscribe to, their friends pages with same. There 
are way more web links than there are FB pages or groups to be found 
this way. Another is by visiting Google's Blogger blogs or Wordpress 
blogs or any other blogs and scan their links and favorite or often 
visited pages, often call their blogroll. There's an enormous harvest of 
fun sites using this method. Google searches yield similar results.
Use Firefox or Chrome, install the addons that allow quick posting of 
found sites or pages to your blog, FB page as posts. This is what I do 
routinely. Blogger is one of the quickest and easiest tools for making a 
blog and filling it with links, turning it into an RSS aggregator.
People subscribe to your RSS feed and receive all your new posts,
reading them with an RSS news client, Google or by subscribing their 
blog to your blog have all your posts arrive in your area on their blog. 
By building a blog containing RSS feeds of selected sites you
have an aggregator that people can subscribe to with RSS but, as in the 
case of Wordpress and Blogger, much more.

I am sure I am repeating what you already know.