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So a bit over a month ago, I shared my blogroll in a post, as I can't do it in the LiveJournal format I prefer otherwise for my posts.
Adam Szymkowicz wondered in a comment if it was actually possible to keep on top of all those (nearly 200) blogs. I confidently said that with Bloglines, no problem.
Then, I guess, there got to be more news or posts or something, because it did turn out to be impossible to keep on top of all those blogs.
So I whittled them down, and still added new ones (just a lot fewer heavy news text blogs that all repeat the same info). I'll keep sharing them once a month as I find new, interesting sites and drop old repetitive ones. I'm keeping my roll to 150 sites, tops, and if I add one, I have to find one to drop.
I regret that I didn't do this while the humor album site entitled Milton Berle's Cock was still up and running. It was a great site for finding downloads of out-of-print comedy albums, but had to shut down due to troll interference (and, best of all, looked great in the middle of the blogroll). There are now a while bunch of out-of-print music sites in here that weren't before; anyone searching for interesting obscure cues for your shows, go nuts, but be warned, it's a bottomless pit of sonic possibilities.
Adam Szymkowicz wondered in a comment if it was actually possible to keep on top of all those (nearly 200) blogs. I confidently said that with Bloglines, no problem.
Then, I guess, there got to be more news or posts or something, because it did turn out to be impossible to keep on top of all those blogs.
So I whittled them down, and still added new ones (just a lot fewer heavy news text blogs that all repeat the same info). I'll keep sharing them once a month as I find new, interesting sites and drop old repetitive ones. I'm keeping my roll to 150 sites, tops, and if I add one, I have to find one to drop.
I regret that I didn't do this while the humor album site entitled Milton Berle's Cock was still up and running. It was a great site for finding downloads of out-of-print comedy albums, but had to shut down due to troll interference (and, best of all, looked great in the middle of the blogroll). There are now a while bunch of out-of-print music sites in here that weren't before; anyone searching for interesting obscure cues for your shows, go nuts, but be warned, it's a bottomless pit of sonic possibilities.
Lake Geneva, WI - July 2005
