Comments for Infophibian http://infophibian.com Thriving in an information overloaded world Tue, 15 Feb 2011 19:44:35 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.5 Comment on Fans as archivists by brie http://infophibian.com/2011/02/fans-as-archivists/#comment-441 brie Tue, 15 Feb 2011 19:44:35 +0000 http://infophibian.com/?p=178#comment-441 I loved this presentation, too! Such an interesting thing to look at preservation---especially if you're a total nerd collector like me. I loved this presentation, too! Such an interesting thing to look at preservation—especially if you’re a total nerd collector like me.

]]> Comment on Should we use social media to archive our lives? by James Cella http://infophibian.com/2010/08/should-we-use-social-media-to-archive-our-lives/#comment-45 James Cella Mon, 23 Aug 2010 19:52:46 +0000 http://infophibian.com/?p=126#comment-45 I loved your article which asks a question that I don't think many consider. Beyond the legal requirements of archiving, I often remind clients that archiving for history sake is just as important. We offer a tool call Compliance WatchDog that does this archiving automatically for you and lets you export them on out in PDF form as you want so that you can see your history on application like Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn. We also archive websites as well so that you have a history of the site as it morphs and changes overtime. Let me know if you're interested in checking it out. Good luck with your archiving projects! I will be watching. james I loved your article which asks a question that I don’t think many consider. Beyond the legal requirements of archiving, I often remind clients that archiving for history sake is just as important.

We offer a tool call Compliance WatchDog that does this archiving automatically for you and lets you export them on out in PDF form as you want so that you can see your history on application like Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn. We also archive websites as well so that you have a history of the site as it morphs and changes overtime.

Let me know if you’re interested in checking it out.

Good luck with your archiving projects! I will be watching.

james

]]> Comment on In which Jane Rule helps me downsize my book collection by More tools to help me downsize my book collection | Infophibian http://infophibian.com/2010/07/jane-rule-and-bookcrossing/#comment-18 More tools to help me downsize my book collection | Infophibian Mon, 09 Aug 2010 15:37:30 +0000 http://infophibian.com/?p=52#comment-18 [...] tools to help me downsize my book collection Posted on August 9, 2010 by infophibian I wrote last month about using Bookcrossing and Bookmooch to help me get over two stumbling blocks in getting rid of [...] [...] tools to help me downsize my book collection Posted on August 9, 2010 by infophibian I wrote last month about using Bookcrossing and Bookmooch to help me get over two stumbling blocks in getting rid of [...]

]]> Comment on The Food-Tweeter’s Manifesto by Saturday Six #31 | Misadventures with Andi http://infophibian.com/2010/07/the-food-tweeters-manifesto/#comment-9 Saturday Six #31 | Misadventures with Andi Sat, 31 Jul 2010 03:02:35 +0000 http://infophibian.com/?p=76#comment-9 [...] Paris by Mouth I cannot get enough.  So when my pal Julie shared a link to a post titled “The Food Tweeters Manifesto” written by Nicole of Infophibian I was delighted and charmed.  This is exactly why I love [...] [...] Paris by Mouth I cannot get enough.  So when my pal Julie shared a link to a post titled “The Food Tweeters Manifesto” written by Nicole of Infophibian I was delighted and charmed.  This is exactly why I love [...]

]]> Comment on The Food-Tweeter’s Manifesto by Andi http://infophibian.com/2010/07/the-food-tweeters-manifesto/#comment-6 Andi Thu, 22 Jul 2010 03:19:46 +0000 http://infophibian.com/?p=76#comment-6 Because I am a total foodie! While eating one meal I am planning my next and I get inspiration from everywhere! Love this post! Because I am a total foodie! While eating one meal I am planning my next and I get inspiration from everywhere!
Love this post!

]]> Comment on My guidelines for living in an information overloaded world by Zines Infophibian | Infophibian http://infophibian.com/2010/06/my-guidelines-for-living-in-an-information-overloaded-world/#comment-5 Zines Infophibian | Infophibian Fri, 16 Jul 2010 20:47:44 +0000 http://infophibian.com/?p=8#comment-5 [...] of my guidelines that helps me survive in an information overloaded world is to make my own communications [...] [...] of my guidelines that helps me survive in an information overloaded world is to make my own communications [...]

]]> Comment on In which Jane Rule helps me downsize my book collection by infophibian http://infophibian.com/2010/07/jane-rule-and-bookcrossing/#comment-4 infophibian Wed, 14 Jul 2010 14:58:47 +0000 http://infophibian.com/?p=52#comment-4 It has been an ongoing struggle for me ever since I moved out of my parent's house and into an apartment. Choosing which books to bring with me was hard enough, but then when they sold the house I had to be really ruthless, and even then I think my mom is still keeping some of my childhood books for me in her basement. I've been slowly reducing, but it's a big job. And now when I look at some of the ones I chose to keep several years ago, I can't figure out why I thought they were so important to hang on to. The hardest are the ones that I know I won't read again, but prompt fond memories of who I used to be. I need to figure out how to hang onto that memory of the Nicole I was at 13, 19, 25, etc. in a way that isn't such a burden. Good luck with your own collection! It's probably wise not to worry about it yet. It has been an ongoing struggle for me ever since I moved out of my parent’s house and into an apartment. Choosing which books to bring with me was hard enough, but then when they sold the house I had to be really ruthless, and even then I think my mom is still keeping some of my childhood books for me in her basement. I’ve been slowly reducing, but it’s a big job. And now when I look at some of the ones I chose to keep several years ago, I can’t figure out why I thought they were so important to hang on to. The hardest are the ones that I know I won’t read again, but prompt fond memories of who I used to be. I need to figure out how to hang onto that memory of the Nicole I was at 13, 19, 25, etc. in a way that isn’t such a burden.

Good luck with your own collection! It’s probably wise not to worry about it yet.

]]> Comment on In which Jane Rule helps me downsize my book collection by brie http://infophibian.com/2010/07/jane-rule-and-bookcrossing/#comment-3 brie Wed, 14 Jul 2010 14:36:52 +0000 http://infophibian.com/?p=52#comment-3 I think about this all the time. Since moving temporarily I've been thinking A LOT about what I will do with all of my books if this move becomes more permanent. In addition to books I have a couple other collections, but I think about the books the most...which ones can I live without, which ones can I foist on friends and family and which ones do I truly NEED in my life. I'm glad to read that a fellow book hoarder is making progress with this problem! For the next little while I'm going to try to not think about it though. I think about this all the time. Since moving temporarily I’ve been thinking A LOT about what I will do with all of my books if this move becomes more permanent. In addition to books I have a couple other collections, but I think about the books the most…which ones can I live without, which ones can I foist on friends and family and which ones do I truly NEED in my life. I’m glad to read that a fellow book hoarder is making progress with this problem! For the next little while I’m going to try to not think about it though.

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