One thing about Radio that I lament is that I cannot 'hold items' for future publication.  You can mark them as not being in a category but somehow that is unsatisfactory.

I've been looking to use the Instant Outliner for collaborating on a project and it suddently occurred to me that the answer is staring me in the face.  I can write these items in a private outline (i.e. one that I don't put in the www/ folder where it will get upstreamed) and then transfer them to a blog posting when I am ready.

I like Radio more and more...

Meetup is an interesting site that I discovered via CamWorld [with thanks to James Robertson @ ColumnTwo for the link]

The idea is that they help to organize real meetings between people all over the world.  They hand pick locations (coffee shops, bar, parks and so on) in various cities then provide the infrastructure for you to arrange to vote on where you want to meet and when.

I wonder if this will complement something like the NYCBloggers site..?

Strategy Letter V is another great piece from Joel. He really does a good job of mashing usually disparate concepts (here basic economics with recent technology news) to create intelligent end results, which often seem so simple you wonder why you didn't see it already. That's the power of good writing.  

[rebelutionary]

» I understand next to nothing about economics but I understood Joel.  I thought his explanation of the power of commoditizing the complement of your product was excellent.  It's certainly making me think!