Just found this in my mailbox from a couple of days ago from Guy Kawasaki... whose new adventure http://alltop.com is building what he calls "'single-page aggregations' organized by topics such as Fashion, Celebrities, Sports, Gaming, Macintosh, Science, Green, and Autos."

So why tell me? Apparently because this very blog is among those collected at http://journalism.alltop.com/

If you came here via alltop.com, leave a comment saying so. Actually, it seems unlikely that I'll get many visitors unless I have a lot more to say, a lot more often. But there are a lot of familiar names on that aggregator page, so maybe they'll be a good example for me.

Lately, more of the things I might blog about -- Drupal and One Laptop Per Child, among other things -- is winding up in Wiki posts or  in my bookmark list, under headings like http://del.icio.us/bstepno/drupal+ru and http://del.icio.us/bstepno/olpc or http://del.icio.us/bstepno/drupal+olpc -- including bookmarks to the Wiki at One Laptop Per Child.

This month's great coincidence is that just as we started using Drupal, a content management system, for the new http://www.radford.edu/comm Web site, a the journalism-related discussions I've been  part of at OLPC ran into Drupal too, as noted in those two bookmark lists.

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