I actually like that idea.. rather than an aggregator, which doesn't
help you filter, we could have a Design is Kinky or K10K type site
for UX/IxD. A curated aggregator as it were... or is there already a
site like this that i'm forgetting?
On Tue, Feb 17, 2009 at 6:36 PM, J. Ambrose Little
Harry,
I'll throw in my yea vote. I haven't seen anything like this.
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Welcome to the
I'd throw in a YES too and strongly dispute the waste of time proposition.
Planet sites serve a variety of purposes for different audiences. Two of
my favorites are:http://planet.socialmediaresearch.org/
http://planet.mozilla.org
I would encourage folks submitting RSS to use a targeted category
The reason I voted waste of time is not hap-hazzard. It is based
in my experience. I got way too much redundancy between my own feed
agregation and by having feed aggregators out there. I get this still
here and there, but often now I use the redundancy as a sorta ad hoc
digg effect. But with
Hi IxDa people,
Is anyone interested in the idea of adding their blog to a IxD community
aggregator site, in the same vein as http://www.brightonnewmedia.org/ ?
I've noticed many IxDA types have their own blogs, and write great articles
- but they post infrequently, myself included. I know RSS
I recently joined IxDA, and i really like the discussions going on
here. I personally like the way discussion has been structured on
this website. Although my last post didnt get any comments, but i
happen to think that the blogs would overshadow the discussion/one on
one interactions taking place
Nikhil,
I agree, the quality of the discussions on the IxDA mailing list are
outstanding.
Just to clarify, this site would not have any formal affiliation with IxDA.
It will simply be a site somewhere else on the web where people can add
their rss feeds to a 'river of news'. I thought it might
Hi Harry,
Thanks for clarifying. In that case its a great idea. In my project blog
http://www.itsme.it/ well as of now its kinda institutional, but we are
trying to upgrade the website into a more interactive one, with a blog type
forum to encourage developer communities and interaction design
Harry, I think your first instinct that RSS makes it a waste of time
is on target. I live through Google Reader.
What WOULD be interesting is vetting feeds and articles that I
don't subscribe to. A digg for interaction design might be more
interesting. ONe of the features I love in Google Reader
I think it can't hurt to provide another way to discover UX resources/blogs,
so I added mine to the spreadsheet.
...
In a similar vein, I registered and setup goodexperiencedesign.com not too
long ago. Right now it's just one of my blogs for talking about good (or
bad) experiences and, as much
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