Comments on: A Discerning Look at Aggregation Posts http://www.jeremyadamdavis.com/blogging/a-discerning-look-at-aggregation-posts/ From Developer to Designer Thu, 25 Feb 2010 19:52:56 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: Jeremy http://www.jeremyadamdavis.com/blogging/a-discerning-look-at-aggregation-posts/#comment-1213 Jeremy Tue, 16 Jun 2009 03:26:43 +0000 http://www.jeremyadamdavis.com/?p=307#comment-1213 @Joshontheweb – Thanks for the advice. The “voice” of this blog is something I struggle with a lot. I appreciate you coming out telling me the style of content that you enjoyed. I will do my best to not get caught up in trying to get a quick social media blitz of readers and give more project-based posts. @Joshontheweb – Thanks for the advice. The “voice” of this blog is something I struggle with a lot. I appreciate you coming out telling me the style of content that you enjoyed. I will do my best to not get caught up in trying to get a quick social media blitz of readers and give more project-based posts.

]]> By: Joshontheweb http://www.jeremyadamdavis.com/blogging/a-discerning-look-at-aggregation-posts/#comment-1131 Joshontheweb Sat, 07 Feb 2009 09:01:26 +0000 http://www.jeremyadamdavis.com/?p=307#comment-1131 here is a though for you. I don't hate aggregation posts. however, i subscribe to your blog because i was interested in your experiences in starting off as a web designer. I was interested in the data you shared about your first monetized site. I believe it was for wii fit unless i am remembering incorrectly. I also am an aspiring designer/developer and was interested in gleaning info from your experiences. my advice would be to continue documenting your own efforts. not that you can't throw some bookmarks our way once in awhile, but keep it personal overall. here is a though for you. I don’t hate aggregation posts. however, i subscribe to your blog because i was interested in your experiences in starting off as a web designer. I was interested in the data you shared about your first monetized site. I believe it was for wii fit unless i am remembering incorrectly. I also am an aspiring designer/developer and was interested in gleaning info from your experiences. my advice would be to continue documenting your own efforts. not that you can’t throw some bookmarks our way once in awhile, but keep it personal overall.

]]> By: Jeremy http://www.jeremyadamdavis.com/blogging/a-discerning-look-at-aggregation-posts/#comment-1111 Jeremy Wed, 14 Jan 2009 02:30:23 +0000 http://www.jeremyadamdavis.com/?p=307#comment-1111 @Mat - I'm with you on the Smashing Magazine point. I think their aggregate posts are great because they always find examples that I've never seen before. Plus their organization is top notch. @Mat – I’m with you on the Smashing Magazine point. I think their aggregate posts are great because they always find examples that I’ve never seen before.

Plus their organization is top notch.

]]> By: Mat Packer http://www.jeremyadamdavis.com/blogging/a-discerning-look-at-aggregation-posts/#comment-1110 Mat Packer Tue, 13 Jan 2009 23:00:43 +0000 http://www.jeremyadamdavis.com/?p=307#comment-1110 I tend to agree with you here, I'm really not a fan and I find myself starting to unsubscribe from peoples blogs who jump on the aggregation band wagon, along with the people who heavily advertise in RSS feeds as well as their blogs. Strange that I don't mind too much when Smashing Magazine does the aggregation thing, maybe because they've been doing it longer than most it kind of makes it ok in my head.. I tend to agree with you here, I’m really not a fan and I find myself starting to unsubscribe from peoples blogs who jump on the aggregation band wagon, along with the people who heavily advertise in RSS feeds as well as their blogs.

Strange that I don’t mind too much when Smashing Magazine does the aggregation thing, maybe because they’ve been doing it longer than most it kind of makes it ok in my head..

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