As I haven't been blogging much lately, and have been instead spending more of my online time participating in and sending smaller status updates (also referred to as "micro-blogging") to various social networks like FriendFeed, Facebook, Twitter, Flickr, and YouTube, I've decided to set up a page where I can aggregate this external online activity. This type of aggregation has been dubbed "Lifestreaming." Lifestreaming can serve as a sort of pseudo record of a person's daily online activities, either via direct feed or aggregating one's online content such as blog posts and social network updates.

So I've set up this page through the magical use of web feed formats or RSS (Really Simple Syndication). I've actually found that it's kind of fascinating to look at the feeds in one place over time. It's just basically my streams of random thought, links to webpages I find of use and/or interesting, and also my interactions with other folks on the networks over the course of a day or days. Click the image below for a link to the page.

Rob's LifeStream Page
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