Cites and Insights

Walt's new issue came religiously into my aggregator this evening just as I was about to go to sleep. I glanced through its contents (which I will print out this weekend and read diligently through, as usual) and happened upon his mention of the RSS Feed that I created for him few months back. Walt writes:

"Clicking on the link should bring up the PDF for the new issue, with a feed appearing each time I add an issue to the “all issues” index."

Not quite correct Walt, but we RSS people appreciate the effort. Actually, when you click on the link, you will get an ugly XML document that you need to then plug into your news aggregator of choice. Once your reader reads the feed you can then click on the link and your new issue will appear. You only need to add the feed to your aggregator once. After that, whenever Walt creates a new issue of C&I, and publishes it on his site, it will automatically appear in your aggregator.

I have since unsubscribed to Walt's publication via e-mail (for obvious reasons) and have almost completely wiped my professional reading clear from my electronic inbox. I get around 4-5 electronic mail messages per day (minus the spam, of course). The only e-mail that I get that is worth reading is from colleagues, acquaintances, and friends.