Dew Drop – Experimental Edition – December 7, 2009

I’m toying with a new format for the new year. I want to continue delivering a good quantity of links but also hand pick a few each day as “Top Links”, providing a summary for each of them. Let me know your thoughts and suggestions. Thanks! – Alvin

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  2. Chris Missal December 7, 2009 12:58 pm

    Not that I didn’t like the old format, but I like this a little bit better maybe.

  3. Name December 7, 2009 2:21 pm

    Do not want

  4. eyeball December 8, 2009 5:51 pm

    I like the old format much much better. The top links idea is ok but not the re-categorization by some semantic partition. Grouping by technology or whatever the old system was makes the links much more discoverable, for me at least. Your blog is the only one I read pretty much top to bottom each day, it’s well organized, succinct, and you find a lot of good links. I hope you don’t switch over to the new categorization shown in the post above.

  5. Alvin Ashcraft December 9, 2009 8:27 am

    @eyeball – That’s what I’ve decided to do. I’m keeping the old categories, but featuring some Top Links with descriptions instead of a Link of the Day. I’m also renaming Book of the Day to The Geek Shelf, which will occasionally feature non-books.

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