Tweets vs. Lifelog
As of now I will stop posting tweets to this blog. Once again this blog will become a space reserved for long-form blogging. You can continue to read my tweets in the sidebar on the right, or over at my Twitter page.
At the same time, I’ve stopped using Twitter as a feed aggregator to create a lifelog of all my various feeds, including shared Google reader items, flickr photos, del.icio.us links, etc. All that is now being handled by Soup.io, and can be viewed at lifelog.oxus.net. I like that Soup lets me map this to my own domain, so I can switch to a different lifelogging service at some point in the future if I want to.
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MEL, why aren’t you on Twitter yet!?
I would like to find some way to offer people a blend-your-own feed option where they could choose which of my feeds they’d like to be subscribed to. The Lifelog is probably too much for some. Others might want just Google Shared items + the blog, while still others might want to see my blog posts on SavageMinds but not my tweets, etc.
It is possible to do this yourself with something like RSSMixer, but I’d like to make it easy for people to choose which content they want in their feed. (More RSS mixers here.)
An anthropologist and documentary filmmaker, 
So we should switch over the feeds?