I cannibalize the current quarterly report from the last quarterly report because, well, because I’m a lazy cuss and besides, it makes it easier to keep my story straight. But once in a while I read something I wrote in the pitched fever of report deadlines that uncurves my spine for a moment.
In January, writing about MPOW’s steep increase in usage and in RSS subscribers, I observed,
“The increase is even more interesting because of a change in how we present our RSS feed that does not force the reader to go back to the site to read the item; we had predicted traffic would decrease. Apparently, getting out of the way of the user is a good idea. “
Posted on this day, other years:
- Our plan to rule the world advances one more step! - 2007
- FRL Spotlight Review: A Bullet Runs Through It - 2005
- Librarian Writers, Part Deux - 2004
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