31 October 06
Microsummaries.org
On Friday, I soft-launched Microsummaries.org (by soft-launched, I mean made it live but didn’t tell anyone). The site is mainly a guide to using microsummaries, the brand new Firefox feature that lets bookmarks be like little RSS feeds.
Considering I only launched a site, it’s been quite popular already. It’s already been del.icio.used 18 times despite not even being on Google and only linked in a very few places. It seems that people are interested in microsummaries after all!
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I haven’t quite decided yet, it’s either going to be a public poll or a panel of designers. I’ve had one submission already, which is good considering the site has only been online in a very basic form for a week now!
Sorry for the lateness of this comment, Rik! Great work there – microsummaries are yet another feature which could be further implemented across a wider array of browsers and websites. It all goes towards aiding the visitor’s experience.
Also I like the basic form the site currently takes. To me it achieves what it intends to do – effectively provide information on microsummaries. Good work
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Comment by Kitsimons on 1 November 2006, 19:31
Nice job. I’m interested!
Do you plan on holding a public poll, or some such, on the icon design?