Thursday, October 28, 2004
Relying on "natural propagation" ::
I am preaching on Sunday week, so I was checking the lectionary on Jenee's fine Texweek site (I think I can't resist the Job passage, but that's another story) and something prompted me to check that she had my "Notes" on Ruth and Jonah listed. Jonah's there alright, but Ruth is not. It's a lesson not to rely on the natural propagation of such links. I need to do some surfing to check that I've told the key lists.
Making a website flourish is a bit like gardening. You can leave it to "nature" to an extent, but without regular care things get out of hand or don't flourish. Because I forgot to write to Jenee I missed the three yearly Ruth season, and if one doesn't prune and weed occasionally one's site gets dissordered.
Now I wonder where else my material is absent!? ¶ 7:11 AM
[to Del.icio.us]
I am preaching on Sunday week, so I was checking the lectionary on Jenee's fine Texweek site (I think I can't resist the Job passage, but that's another story) and something prompted me to check that she had my "Notes" on Ruth and Jonah listed. Jonah's there alright, but Ruth is not. It's a lesson not to rely on the natural propagation of such links. I need to do some surfing to check that I've told the key lists.
Making a website flourish is a bit like gardening. You can leave it to "nature" to an extent, but without regular care things get out of hand or don't flourish. Because I forgot to write to Jenee I missed the three yearly Ruth season, and if one doesn't prune and weed occasionally one's site gets dissordered.
Now I wonder where else my material is absent!? ¶ 7:11 AM
[to Del.icio.us]
