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This turned up in my new Open Space Aggregator yesterday. Recall that Open Space runs on principles like “Whoever comes is the right people” and “Whenever it starts is the right time.” <\/p>\n
Normal news aggregators like Bloglines require us to plug in lots of addresses and then they feed us *everything* from those places. Euan<\/a> once swore off the things, claiming an affinity for context, as I recall. I’m now attempting the same, opting instead for a folder full of bookmarks, because I just don’t like the push of all those feeds. <\/p>\n Instead, when I think of someone, or have a moment to wander down the virtual hallway of the home office here, I scroll down that list and pick somebody. I read down their latest, and then maybe swim out horizontally through some of their links, blissfully unaware of all those other postings everyone else has piled up for me to read. <\/p>\n Whatever I click is the right blog, the right posting, the right link. Thanks to Andy Borrows<\/a> for this, my first discovery! Open Space Aggregator. Heart feed. Aaaaahhhhh…..<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" This turned up in my new Open Space Aggregator yesterday. Recall that Open Space runs on principles like “Whoever comes is the right people” and “Whenever it starts is the right time.” Normal news aggregators like Bloglines require us to plug in lots of addresses and then they feed us *everything* from those places. Euan … <\/p>\n