I’ve done this because the site had not seen any usage for a long period of time, and was not justifying the additional WordPress installation, yet, I didn’t want to let it disappear either.

So I’m left wondering if WordPress is the correct platform for this web-site. Because ultimately, I’m occasionally posting scraps here, and occasionally actually writing stuff. Then I look at how I use Facebook as a feed aggregator for my friends that glass over at the mention of syndication. Perhaps Facebook is the wrong place for that, and perhaps just by using social sites that have XML/RSS feeds, I’m effortlessly creating content, where posts like this are just occasional seasoning.

This brings us to Lifestreaming, and Sweetcron. Lifestreaming is pretty much automated tumblelogging. By posting a public photograph to Flickr, an entry is created, or by digging an article, or bookmarking a web-site, new entries are also created. If you want to see what I’m waffling about, head over to http://yibble.org/, where I have set up a Lifestream page. I’ve disabled commenting on the items, and changed the item links, so that they take you to source sites, but by default commenting and viewing items is done through the Lifestream site, producing a more blog like environment.

At the moment, I’m only experimenting with Sweetcron and Lifestreaming, but would certainly consider it as a potential replacement for WordPress, if I could import all the posts, and all of my readers comments. What do you think?

I’ve probably been doing too much reading on various Steampunk sites, and so I thought I’d try some retro looking compositions. Here’s the first one, called “Meta-Mathematics”.

SezWho is a social-media service that enables site owners to increase engagement with their community and to drive traffic by cross-connecting islands of content based on community participants.

We took the time to plant a Discovery Apple Tree for him, in our garden.

Now to just get some new podcasts out :)

Let me know what you think.