My linkblog is still going strong. In fact, last night I added feeds for my Flickr and Twitter accounts.
Lots of good stuff on the linkblog over the past few days, including a pic of Katherine McPhee (sorry, I couldn’t help it).
Flickr set of lots of librar* pics/comics.
Ah – they come from John Hubbard, who recently updated his essay. Cool!
I was just invited to the 365 Library Days Project Group over on Flickr. Sounds like fun. Go Michael.
Someone is scanning old library checkout cards and Flickring them.
According to Thomas Hawk (who got it from a post by the Flickr Chief, users will soon be able to create subsets, or sets within sets. Very useful. Of course, they are going to make it easy to do. Flickr always does.
"Interesting to note recent comments by Flickr Chief Stewart Butterfield
about an upcoming feature due out likely soon at Flickr. "Sets of Sets," or being able create sub albums in your Flickr albums has probably been the single most requested feature at Flickr over the past two years or so. About four months ago Stewart indicated in a Flickr Ideas forum that this feature was being worked on and recent comments now indicate that it’s close to launch."
I’m loving the photos popping up at a Flickr account called, "American Libraries". Not sure if it’s an official ALA acocunt, but it rawks!
Here’s an interesting Flickr account. Pictures of furniture and other goodies that help define "Library Ergonomics" I think that it’s from the King County Library System, but I could be wrong.
Anyone? Bueller?
From the "It’s about time" department. E-mail notifications of comments on Flickr. Thanks guys.
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