Comments on: My favourites this week http://semanticallydriven.com/2008/04/my_favourites_this_week.html Blogging about blogging, parenting, and living in Australia Thu, 20 Nov 2008 07:42:22 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: Trish http://semanticallydriven.com/2008/04/my_favourites_this_week.html#comment-2070 Trish Thu, 24 Apr 2008 22:16:40 +0000 http://semanticallydriven.com/2008/04/my_favourites_this_week.html#comment-2070 I have wanted to do this for awhile but like you said I forget and the time to do it .. I have a heap of awards to post and share links with. I like what Lightening said and Hazel. I have wanted to do this for awhile but like you said I forget and the time to do it .. I have a heap of awards to post and share links with.

I like what Lightening said and Hazel.

]]> By: Hazel http://semanticallydriven.com/2008/04/my_favourites_this_week.html#comment-1974 Hazel Sat, 12 Apr 2008 15:35:37 +0000 http://semanticallydriven.com/2008/04/my_favourites_this_week.html#comment-1974 I've had shared items on my blog for ages, totally automatic if you're using Blogger for your blog and Google reader - just click on the "share" button and it appears. How you do it otherwise I know not but it's VERY useful for those posts that you read (like "what's this flower?") that you really don't want to comment on just let your readers find for themselves. Actually I use mine for news items that I don't feel need me to add anything (which doesn't include your flower question). My "interest" stuff, as in it isn't work-related, goes into a draft and gets published when I've got ten links even if that takes three or four weeks! I’ve had shared items on my blog for ages, totally automatic if you’re using Blogger for your blog and Google reader - just click on the “share” button and it appears. How you do it otherwise I know not but it’s VERY useful for those posts that you read (like “what’s this flower?”) that you really don’t want to comment on just let your readers find for themselves. Actually I use mine for news items that I don’t feel need me to add anything (which doesn’t include your flower question). My “interest” stuff, as in it isn’t work-related, goes into a draft and gets published when I’ve got ten links even if that takes three or four weeks!

]]> By: Jen http://semanticallydriven.com/2008/04/my_favourites_this_week.html#comment-1969 Jen Sat, 12 Apr 2008 00:19:00 +0000 http://semanticallydriven.com/2008/04/my_favourites_this_week.html#comment-1969 I too used to do this, but would then forget about it, or not able to update it for some reason. Perhaps I'll have to go back to doing this. I too used to do this, but would then forget about it, or not able to update it for some reason. Perhaps I’ll have to go back to doing this.

]]> By: Lightening http://semanticallydriven.com/2008/04/my_favourites_this_week.html#comment-1953 Lightening Thu, 10 Apr 2008 06:07:39 +0000 http://semanticallydriven.com/2008/04/my_favourites_this_week.html#comment-1953 I don't know how to do it automatically but I can understand you wanting to. It can be quite time consuming. What I tend to do is start my post at the start of the week in draft form and add posts that I like to it as the week progresses. Then finish it off on Thursday (I'm working on it now) and publish Friday morning (on my Blogworld blog). I find it's not too bad doing it like this. I don’t know how to do it automatically but I can understand you wanting to. It can be quite time consuming. What I tend to do is start my post at the start of the week in draft form and add posts that I like to it as the week progresses. Then finish it off on Thursday (I’m working on it now) and publish Friday morning (on my Blogworld blog). I find it’s not too bad doing it like this.

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