The Ravine / Joseph Dunphy's Homegroup and Journal

"The Ravine" is the name I've attached to the space associated with this account on mine on Diigo, and associated pages elsewhere. Think of it as a site that spills over several servers.

This link takes you to the main page for that distributed site.

If you'd like to be notified of updates to my bloglike (blogish?) homegroup on Diigo, and you have a Yahoo account, you should join this community.

Just sign into Mybloglog with your Yahoo account, if you haven't set up a Mybloglog account already, and you should be ready to run in about a minute. Just remember to click on "my home" and look at your own page before trying to set your nickname in IE, because of a small bug in the system.

Link to the complete page of my bookmarks, created so that I could link my homegroup to that page, for the sake of easier navigability, the two being tied together, as I've explained elsewhere, the homegroup being used for elaboration on subjects and points raised on my bookmark page.

Returning to one of the rings to which my group on Diigo, named "The Ravine", belongs.

Link made necessary because the Diigo staff did not have the foresight to provide us with a homepage link option for our groups, and Webring insists that all pages on one's site be within two clicks of a ring, with an easy path back to the ring. Therefore, I must create this link, put it into the pool for that group, and then never have another link entered there, ever again, or at least very few, because otherwise the link back to Webring will get buried, and their support staff will not be pleased.

Sigh. What can one do? Staff at Diigo - when you have time, please consider the possibility of a little added functionality in this area.

Proper credit - where I found a few of the photo pages I've submitted to Ma.gnolia in the past, and now am about to mirror on Simpy and Diigo, as I wonder whether Ma.gnolia will ever come back. (I'm writing this on Feb.4, 2009; Ma.gnolia went down on Jan.30). When you see me refer to "Anatoly", this is the Stumbleupon blog of the Anatoly of whom I speak.

Somewhere my friends and contacts can gather on Diigo to talk about whatever they feel like talking about, as long as it is good taste and they stay reasonably civil.