Tuesday, August 13, 2002

What tweaks have you made? Jon Udell: Radio deployment descriptors "A few weeks ago, I spent some time showing an InfoWorld colleague, Mark Jones, how I use Radio. As always in this kind of situation, I was reminded of: - how much non-default configuration I depend on - how little I remembered having done that configuration - how hard it was to articulate, then transfer, that configuration" I'm running into similar situations as I try to help my team members get up and running in Radio. So much of my blogging workflow comes from 'tweaks' I've made. It would be great to be able to peek over the shoulder of others who've been doing this for a while and see what their processes are (and how they've set up their weblogging tools to support them). Here are some of the most fundamental of my configurations: I've set up categories (here) to manage my posts. I've enabled title & description (here) so RSS aggregators can see my posts. I've enabled remote access (here) to allow posting from other machines. I use Mike Krus' RadioExpress. This allows me to select text from a web page, click on a link in my Links bar, and the title, URL, and text I've selected is put into my Radio tool, ready for posting. 5:09:36 PM    comment []