Unsubscribed From Reddit
I have removed my Reddit subscription from Google Reader. There is just way to much interesting, useless stuff to read.
I am also going to do my best not to visit reddit.com.
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September 29th, 2007 at 1:49 pm
[...] In August I unsubscribed from Reddit and have not been back to the site since. It only took a few days to break that habit. Since then however, I have subscribed to facebook. I limit my time on that service and have not let it turned into crackbook and I spend much less time there than I did reading useless info on reddit. I don’t bother with the more silly stuff (like biting chumps). It is cool for keeping in touch. I don’t like the walled garden aspect. I much prefer flickr and youtube for uploading photos and videos because they are much more widely shared than they are with facebook. I find people seem to prefer to send me a facebook message rather than an email message, which I find odd. It would be cool if the cliquey aspects of facebook which allow you to maintain affiliations with your friends played nice with the broader exchange of knowledge (or other valuable stuff, like your photo of your house or a video of your kid on a trike) supported by the web with sharing/collaboration services like flickr, wikis, youtube and blogs.Technorati Tags: productivity, facebook, youtube, web 2.0, flickr, wiki [...]