aaronpk
commented
10 years ago From a conversation with dreev.es.
whenever you send me a link i want to remember, or if i see a link that i think you'd like, i tag it with "apk" on delicious and you can see that collection of links here: icio.us/dreev/apk
it's just "stuff i associate with aaron"
ie, you made me think of it or it made me think of you. it's better than most tag ontologies, which are mostly pretty useless
i think it makes a ton of sense for, say, you to subscribe to myicio.us/dreev/apk feed -- it's a very low overhead confirmation that i noted something you pointed me to, plus a feed of stuff that i think might be worth your time to look at, though not to the point of me mentioning it out loud
I currently publish bookmarks on http://aaron.pk/bookmarks/
This is a collection of links I find useful for one reason or another. It's kind of like my own "favorite" button for sites that don't have one.
I like being able to go back and find sites I've bookmarked in the past. The purely tag- and date-based organization is nice because it doesn't require much overhead when I'm adding a new bookmark.
Here is my current posting interface for adding a new bookmark.
I also PESOS things I upvote on hackernews to my bookmark collection. example post